If you’ve suffered nerve damage from pelvic mesh implantation, you may be eligible to make a No Win, No Fee claim for personal injury compensation.
Nerve damage is just one of the many complications that can arise from vaginal mesh surgery. It’s also one of the more serious ones given that nerve damage can be difficult – and often impossible – to resolve.
With this in mind, it’s vital that you know where you stand if you have suffered any nerve damage that has arisen from a pelvic mesh procedure.
Claiming compensation for nerve damage from pelvic mesh
You can be entitled to claim personal injury damages if you’ve suffered nerve damage from pelvic mesh surgery that has gone wrong.
Nerve damage can leave patients with a number of problems, ranging from constant pain, to a loss of feeling / sensation. The damage can be caused if the mesh device fails; whether that means that the device has moved, partially broken, or has been absorbed / partially absorbed into surrounding tissue.
The next problem is whether the pelvic mesh can be removed. It’s a known complication that it can be difficult, and in some cases impossible, to remove or fully remove a failed mesh device. They’re intended to be permanent, which is why it can be so hard to remove them.
Nerve damage can also arise from revision surgery itself as well.
How we can help you
We can represent you on a No Win, No Fee basis for claiming compensation for nerve damage from pelvic mesh implants that have gone wrong.
Once we have spoken with you and assessed your case, we can then tell you if we’re able to represent you. If we can, we will seek the maximum compensation possible that reflects the short-term and long-term suffering you may have to endure.
We can arrange appointments with private experts for the reports we then use to value the case. We may also be able to arrange for private treatment and surgery if it will help to make for the best recovery possible.
Expert vaginal mesh lawyers
If you have suffered with nerve damage from vaginal mesh surgery that has gone wrong, or from any other complications, please don’t hesitate to reach out to the team for assistance.
We’re more than happy to offer you our initial advice on a completely free and no-obligation basis.
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