Unfortunately, a large number of women have suffered from transvaginal mesh complications caused by these synthetic mesh products. Women suffering from surgery mesh complications have looked at their legal options including filing bladder sling lawsuits to help recover compensation for outstanding medical bills, pain and suffering and additional surgeries. Please contact us for the latest bladder sling recall information.

We advocate that the companies who manufacture transvaginal mesh products should be held accountable for any harm they are legally responsible for and people should be fairly compensated for damages caused by surgery mesh complications. There is a limited time to file mesh bladder sling lawsuits and if you have been affected it is important to look into your legal rights as soon as possible.

After reviewing the adverse reports submitted by patients and medical providers and the most current scientific literature, the Food and Drug Administration has concluded that there is not evidence that supports the use of transvaginal mesh in transvaginal organ prolapse surgery over traditional mesh repairs due to the potential for increased risk of complications for women undergoing repair procedures.

Questions of effectiveness of transvaginal mesh used in POP surgery repairs compared to traditional POP repair that doesn’t use surgery mesh.

• POP repair involving transvaginal apical or posterior surgery using mesh does not seem to have any additional benefits compared to traditional repairs performed without mesh

• Two random trials looked at multi-compartment surgery comparing mesh and traditional repair without mesh and neither trial found added benefits in terms of effectiveness with repairs using mesh. At this point long term outcomes are unknown as are potential future benefits or complications

• Three random trials that have analyzed posterior repairs using mesh revealed that repairs using surgery mesh did not provide an anatomic benefit related to the mesh

• Anterior repair surgery using mesh does seem to provide an anatomic benefit

• There does not appear to be any difference in quality of life improvement when comparing traditional POP repair that does not use surgery mesh and patients who have transvaginal POP repair using mesh

Do not be concerned if you don’t know the manufacturer or brand of mesh that was used during your surgery. If you have suffered transvaginal pelvic mesh recall complications we can help you find out the type of mesh used during your procedure.

We represent all patients suffering from bladder sling recall complications and families of a loved one on a contingency basis which means that there are never any legal fees unless we win compensation in your case. For a free no-obligation consultation please call toll free or fill out our short online contact form and an attorney will contact you to answer any of your questions including the latest news on transvaginal mesh lawsuit filing deadlines and vaginal mesh recall updates.