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Transvaginal Mesh Manufacturers:

  • Sofradim
  • Boston Scientific
  • Bard
  • Johnson & Johnson
  • Caldera

What you should do:

1. If suffering severe complications, contact your doctor at once and seek medical attention.

2. If you are experiencing complications, contact the medical provider or doctor who inserted the patch and ask which manufacturer you have been given and schedule an appointment to see your physician as soon as possible.

3. Contacting our law firm and speak with an attorney to understand the broader picture of the dangers, the course of action for replacement, and your legal rights. Removing and reinserting the patch will be time consuming, painful, and require some emotional support. Contact us today, there is no obligation.

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The most common serious injury reported from defective Transvaginal Mesh patches is the perforation or puncture of the bladder, intestines and bowels, as well as blood vessels in and around the vaginal wall.
The Food and Drug Administration reported that over 1,000 incidents of potentially fatal complications have been associated with Transvaginal Mesh patches.

Other Side Effects of Transvaginal Patches Include:

  • Erosion of the vaginal epithelium
  • Serious infection
  • Return of Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP)
  • Urinary incontinence
  • Severe bleeding

What the Transvaginal Mesh Patch Does:
Implanted and stretched across the vaginal wall, the patch help support  internal orgams that were once supported by the vaginal wall until a significant stretching, such as during childbirth, may have damaged the tissue.