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We offer expert help & advice for those who need to make a mesh implant compensation claim!
The symptoms of pelvic mesh problems can be wide-ranging and can leave patients with complications for a long time, and in some cases, indefinitely.
In many cases, it’s only possible to remove part of the ineffective mesh device, and in other cases, it cannot be removed at all. However, even when it can be removed, women can be left with severe complications from nerve damage and scarring caused by the mesh.
It’s therefore important to recognise the symptoms associated with vaginal mesh problems, and it’s also important to know your legal rights.
The long-term effects of pelvic mesh remain a considerable concern, and this year’s changes to the guidelines surrounding the use of mesh implants has not been too helpful.
The pelvic mesh saga has been going on for over a decade now, and thousands of women have suffered problems and compilations. This has led to compensation claims being made around the world, including the clients we represent for cases here in the UK. Despite the problems many women have suffered from, mesh is still used for surgery, and people are still being harmed.
With this in mind, the long-term impact of transvaginal mesh devices continues to be a worry,. The issue as to whether the plight of suffering women is being ignored remains at the heart of why this procedure continues to be controversial.
TVT mesh pain symptoms can be severe, lifelong, and can change a victim’s life forever. That’s why the work that we do is important; victims deserve access to justice.
Vaginal mesh complications can be truly horrendous. We can tell you this from experience with our own clients, but it’s also not hard to find the many horror stories online as well.
We were surprised by the outcome of the NICE review that was published last month. The criticism about the perceived lack of long-term knowledge is justified in our view. There’s plenty of horror stories where women have been left with severe pain for decades. There’s great deal more evidence out there then they reported.
If you’re suffering with problematic mesh implant symptoms, it may be that your device has failed or you’re a victim of inadequate medical care, and you may need further medical attention.
Unfortunately, it’s not always possible to actually resolve the symptoms and complications that can be caused.
That’s why we act for patients in claims for personal injury compensation for those who have suffered problems. When problems are permanent – which can happen – a claim is perhaps the only way of obtaining some form of justice for what’s happened. We’re huge believers in access to justice, which is why we offer No Win, No Fee arrangements for women suffering problematic mesh implant symptoms.
Here’s a guide to what you need to know about surgical mesh complications symptoms, and what you should do if you’re suffering with them.
A surgical mesh procedure is intended to be permanent, and it’s an invasive procedure. It can be hard to tell whether complications are just a part of the long-term recovery, or whether something has gone wrong.
Despite thousands of women suffering complications, the use of surgical mesh has continued. This was until a recent widespread pause was put in place. This was (finally) the recognition that surgical mesh complications need to be better understood to avoid more women coming to harm.
You can claim compensation for pelvic mesh complications. Our specialist lawyers are here to help you claim on a No Win, No Fee basis.
Mesh implant complications can be very severe. Women can be left suffering with lifelong and serious problems that can leave some sufferers unable to walk or work ever again. This is one of the many reasons as to why it’s so important for women to come forward and to never suffer in silence. There are avenues for justice, and you can claim compensation as a victim of a mesh implant problem.
You can read more about pelvic mesh implant complications on our advice page here.