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Women who have had transvaginal mesh implanted and have experienced problems, even years after the device was implanted, need to speak out. They are not alone. Complications with transvaginal mesh are widespread. It is not the fault of the doctors. It is the fault of the pharmaceutical companies that designed the products. these companies did not fully testing them for safety and efficacy. Although, this mesh has been successfully used to repair hernias for years; It was never tested for vaginal repairs.
If you or a family member are experiencing complications caused by transvaginal mesh or bladder slings you should act immediately to preserve your legal rights against the manufacturers. Women only have two years from the time they began to have problems or from the time they learned of the dangers of transvaginal mesh to get help.
Rebecca Green Thomason – Attorney at Law
Some of you who are reading this may have suffered from an injury. The law places time limits on how long a person can wait to file a lawsuit. In Alabama there is a two-year statute of limitation for some types of injuries. This means that you only have two years from the time of the injury to file the law suit.
People are often injured by manufactures of medicinal devices. Currently many lawsuits are being filed because of a device know as transvaginal mesh.
Transvaginal mesh, also known as vaginal mesh or bladder slings, are surgical mesh products that are used to treat common pelvic floor disorders in women as a result of age, childbirth or weight gain, such as pelvic organ prolapse or stress urinary incontinence. 
The devices have been used since the late 1990s, and unfortunately, reports of complications have since poured into the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) adverse event data base.
The devices have been used since the late 1990s, and unfortunately, reports of complications have since poured into the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) adverse event data base.In July 2011, the FDA issued a public warning that complications with transvaginal mesh were common. Complications with transvaginal mesh include mesh erosions, mesh extrusions, chronic pain, chronic infection, perforation of pelvic organs such as the bladder or rectum, painful intercourse, injuries to the nerves, scarring, loss and disfigurement of the vulva and vagina. In some cases, women have died from mesh complications.
Women who have had transvaginal mesh implanted and have experienced problems, even years after the device was implanted, need to speak out. They are not alone. Complications with transvaginal mesh are widespread. It is not the fault of the doctors. It is the fault of the pharmaceutical companies that designed the products. these companies did not fully testing them for safety and efficacy. Although, this mesh has been successfully used to repair hernias for years; It was never tested for vaginal repairs.If you want to learn more about this unsafe product go to http://www.drugwatch.com/
If you have had a procedure to treat pelvic organ prolapse or stress urinary incontinence in which mesh was placed transvaginally you need to know the dangers. If you are experiencing or have experienced problems, now is the time to learn more about how to protect your rights. You can make a legal claim against these medical device manufacturers.
If you or a family member are experiencing complications caused by transvaginal mesh or bladder slings you should act immediately to preserve your legal rights against the manufacturers. Women only have two years from the time they began to have problems or from the time they learned of the dangers of transvaginal mesh to get help.If you are having difficulties as a result of transvaginal mesh call now and make an appointment. Do not wait until the time to act is gone.
Rebecca Green Thomason
Attorney At Law
