If you have been left incontinent after mesh removal surgery, it is important that you know your rights when it comes to any claim for personal injury compensation that you could be entitled to pursue.
You will normally only require a pelvic mesh removal procedure if something has already gone wrong with your treatment. If you are left with incontinence even after the removal procedure has taken place, it is important that you know your right to claim compensation to achieve some form of justice for what you have had to go through.
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What can you do about being left incontinent after mesh removal treatment?
If you been left incontinent after mesh removal surgery, you could be entitled to claim compensation for any suffering and loss that may have arisen. Pelvic mesh surgery is designed to relieve the symptoms of problems such as incontinence but, if things go wrong, it could cause the very problem that people may have had the surgery for. Vaginal mesh is usually only removed if there has been a problem in the first place, so if you are then left incontinent after mesh removal treatment, the consequences can be significant.
If this happens, it means that patients could be left in either the same position they were in prior to having the surgery, or they could be left in a worse position. If something goes wrong with vaginal mesh then the problems and complications that can be caused can be quite significant. As such, many patients can be left in a much worse position. Complications that arise from pelvic mesh gone wrong can also be lifelong and severe which is why the procedure remains so controversial.
How does a vaginal mesh compensation case work?
A vaginal mesh compensation case is the pursuit of damages for any pain, suffering and loss of amenity that has been caused as a result of undergoing this controversial procedure. A patient that has suffered some form of negligence, if this is the reason as to why you have had problems and complications, is when you may be entitled to pursue a legal case.
To succeed with a pelvic mesh compensation case, you need to prove that there has been negligence in some part of the process of your treatment. We can instruct a medical expert to provide a report for us to confirm if you have been the victim of negligence or not. We can use a combination of your own testimony and your medical records, and the professional opinion of the expert, to confirm whether they believe something has gone wrong that has resulted in your problems. If we are able to establish negligence, we can use this report as the proof we need to show that you are entitled to claim compensation for any suffering and losses you have endured.
We can also assess a case for you on a free and no-obligation basis. If we consider the prospects are reasonable enough for us to pursue a claim for you, we may be able to represent you on a No Win, No Fee basis. This way of working means that we can write off our legal fees if the case does not succeed, subject to the agreed terms and conditions in place.
Free, no-obligation advice about pelvic mesh issues
If you have been left incontinent after mesh removal surgery, or if you suffered any form of pain, problems or complications arising from this controversial procedure, we want to hear from you.
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