Transvaginal Mesh Implant Complications

 In Defective Products

Vaginal mesh implants (also called transvaginal mesh implants) were developed to treat pelvic organ prolapse in women. Reports of problems with these implants have raised concerns about the implants’ suitability for the purpose, and consequently numerous lawsuits have been filed for women who have suffered infections, pain and urinary problems associated with the implants.

Pribanic & Pribanic in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is a personal injury law firm with extensive experience in cases involving defective medical products. We stand prepared to initiate vigorous litigation to obtain compensation on behalf of women who have suffered adverse

Injuries Caused by Vaginal Mesh Products

In July 2011, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) advised that pelvic organ prolapse can be successfully treated by means other than vaginal mesh implants. Despite this, thousands of implant procedures continue to be performed every year.

Women who have had vaginal mesh implants have reported a number of serious medical problems, including:

  • Infections
  • Vaginal pain
  • Pelvic pain
  • Urinary problems
  • Injury to other organs
  • Difficulty during sex
  • Vaginal bleeding

The chief source of the problems appears to be erosion or contraction of the mesh.

Advocates for Victims of Dangerous Medical Devices

If you have suffered complications due to a vaginal mesh implant, Pribanic & Pribanic can represent you. As experienced product liability attorneys, we have the medical knowledge, advocacy skills and resources needed to pursue these often complex cases. Pribanic & Pribanic will work diligently to build a strong and effective case designed to obtain full compensation for all monetary losses and suffering.

Contact Pribanic & Pribanic for a free consultation with a lawyer about a possible vaginal mesh injury lawsuit. Call 412-672-5444 or toll free at 800-392-4529.

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