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Category: Infections

Problems
April 25, 2023

Issues over vaginal mesh surgery aftercare

Issues in respect of vaginal mesh surgery aftercare are important matters to consider and prevent to make sure that women do not suffer unnecessarily as a result of this controversial treatment.

For anyone who has suffered, and the result of this has arisen from some form of negligence, we may be able to pursue a claim for compensation on a No Win, No Fee basis for you. The best place to start is to contact our team here now for free, no-obligation legal advice about whether we can help you.

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By Matt
nerve damage from vaginal mesh
November 22, 2022

Systemic failures in respect of pelvic mesh problems

Systemic failures in respect of pelvic mesh problems, and the patients suffering over many years across the world, have been repeatedly scrutinised.

It is clear that a lot more could – and we think should – have been done at a much earlier stage to have prevented people from suffering the serious and often permanent consequences of vaginal mesh gone wrong. Unfortunately, we cannot undo what has been done, but our work is important to make sure that anybody affected by pelvic mesh issues can pursue compensation to achieve some form of justice for what they have had to go through.

We offer confidential advice on a no-obligation basis with our team – you can speak to us here now.

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By Matt
London High Court
October 11, 2022

Infections from vaginal mesh surgery gone wrong

Contracting infections from vaginal mesh surgery can be incredibly painful and can be one of the known complications of this invasive and potentially dangerous procedure.

If something has gone wrong as part of the course of treatment that you have been given, you could be eligible to claim compensation where negligence has arisen. If we feel that you may have a legal case to pursue, we may be able to represent you for a claim on a No Win, No Fee basis now.

You can speak to our team for confidential advice on a free and no-obligation basis here today.

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By Matt
Manufacturer Boardroom
February 01, 2022

Long-term complications and issues of mesh remain significant concern

The potential for long-term complications and issues that patients can suffer from when they undergo a procedure involving vaginal mesh remains a serious cause for concern.

These medical devices are approved for use still here in the UK, and they have been used here and across the globe for decades. Despite this, some women have suffered from some horrendous injuries and complications arising from the use of mesh, and we are here to help any victims to pursue the justice that they may deserve.

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By Matt
Surigcla mesh problems
December 07, 2021

Protrusion injuries caused by vaginal mesh

Since the dangers of vaginal mesh began to emerge, many different kinds of complications have been reported. Many of the complications associated with vaginal mesh involve significant pain and injury, with protrusion injuries sometimes being one of the more serious problems.

Protrusion can occur when vaginal mesh erodes or cuts through the vagina and affects surrounding tissue, and sometimes even nearby organs. The complication can demonstrate a failure of the mesh implant to stay in place, and it can be capable of causing severe pain for those affected. Protrusion can also lead to further side-effects and can lead to permanent or long-lasting problems and damage, so this is a very serious issue indeed.

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By Matt
mesh implant problems
October 26, 2021

Vaginal mesh and sexual function problems

In recent years, women who have been affected by vaginal mesh complications have come forward to reveal the adverse impact on their lives. Among the various implications of vaginal mesh are sexual function problems, due to the pain and injury that can be caused in this most intimate of areas.

The issue of impaired sexual function is one that underlines how mesh complications can drastically change the lives of those affected. Women who suffer from sexual function problems due to vaginal mesh may not only be in pain, but they may also be forced to alter their lifestyles, sometimes to the detriment of their relationships and overall well-being.

Many patients who underwent vaginal mesh surgery never thought they were compromising their sex life, with many being unaware of the significant risks associated with the aftermath of the procedure. As specialists in medical negligence and mesh compensation claims, we cannot right the wrong that has been done, but we can fight to ensure that eligible victims are fairly compensated for any harm caused by vaginal mesh.

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By Matt
medical care
April 13, 2021

Victims subject to poor advice about risks of vaginal mesh

With safety concerns dating back to over a decade, there are ongoing controversies surrounding vaginal mesh implants. They are still in use, despite known complications and calls to ban the treatment. Countless patient testimonies have condemned the implants for being unfit for purpose and causing debilitating pain, and much of the outrage can stem from poor advice about risks that some women received prior to treatment.

Trusting in the openness of their doctors, it appears that many women were not properly informed about the potential consequences of undergoing this controversial procedure. If you consider yourself a victim of inadequate advice about mesh treatments, you may be eligible to claim compensation with us, and you may be eligible for No Win, No Fee legal representation.

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By Matt
mesh implant safety
March 02, 2021

Permanent problems from vaginal mesh

Vaginal mesh, while still in use for things like the treatment of pelvic organ prolapse and urinary incontinence, has caused severe complications for thousands of women. As a treatment that is designed to be permanent, the mesh can be difficult – or even impossible – to remove. As such, many patients are forced to live with permanent problems relating to their health and well-being.

Those who have experienced complications often had no idea that such risks were involved, which means that there can be ethical issues with regard to the treatment they have been given. For patients who have been subjected to this questionable surgical procedure, it may be possible to make a medical negligence claim if a medical professional is found to be at fault.

The Vaginal Mesh Lawyers are strong opponents of this risky treatment. We are here to help anyone who has fallen victim to the devastating complications of vaginal mesh.

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By Matt
multiple revision surgeries required
February 16, 2021

Vaginal mesh and the risk of organ perforation

Potential vaginal mesh complications can be numerous. From reduced mobility to a relapse of urinary incontinence or pelvic organ prolapse, they can have life-altering effects on a person’s life. One of the most damaging complications can be organ perforation, whereby the damage can extend into other organs in the area.

In some cases, vaginal mesh surgery is not fit for purpose, either causing a relapse of the condition it is supposed to treat, or causing more pain and damage than the patient was experiencing before the treatment. Some women have been kept in dark about the extent of the risks, and the poor or insufficient advice of medical professionals means many could be entitled to claim compensation.

At the Vaginal Mesh Lawyers, we are here to provide women with advice when they have been let down.

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By Matt
Problems
January 05, 2021

Claim for inadequate advice about risks of Vaginal mesh surgery

If you have suffered complications as a result of Transvaginal Mesh or Transvaginal Tape surgery, you could be eligible to make a compensation claim; particularly if you were not fully given the advice about the potential risks associated with this surgery.

We have been fighting for justice for women suffering from complications arising from Transvaginal mesh and Transvaginal tape surgery for many years. Whilst the NHS has limited the use of these mesh implants considerably, they are still being used among women today.

Anyone affected by these issues can speak to our team for free, no-obligation advice here.

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By Matt