Problems with the CR Bard Avaulta vaginal mesh have been outlined in an alert on Class Action.org. The Avaulta vaginal mesh, which is used to treat pelvic organ prolapse and urinary incontinence, can reportedly put patients at risk for a number of mesh side effects, including mesh erosion, persistent pain and infection. In some cases, Avaulta mesh side effects have required treatment with additional surgery. If you or a loved one has experienced
Avaulta mesh problems, you may be entitled to compensation. Visit http://www.classaction.org/avaulta-transvaginal-mesh.html today to learn more about your legal rights and to receive a free online case review.
In Oct. 2008, the FDA released a warning regarding problems with transvaginal meshes used to repair stress urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse. In three years, the FDA received more than 1000 reports of
vaginal mesh problems from nine manufacturers, including C.R. Bard which sells the Avaulta Solo, Avaulta Plus and Avaulta Biosynthetic. The following were among the reported vaginal mesh problems: pain; infection; mesh erosion; urinary problems; recurrence of prolapse; vaginal scarring; and bowel, bladder and blood vessel perforation.
If you have experienced problems with the Bard Avaulta vaginal mesh, you may be able to participate in an Avaulta mesh class action to recover compensation for medical bills and other damages. Several
Avaulta mesh lawsuits have already been filed, claiming that the manufacturer negligently designed the product and failed to warn physicians and patients of potential Avaulta mesh side effects. To find out if you can participate in an Avaulta mesh lawsuit, visit Class Action.org today for a free case evaluation. The Avaulta mesh attorneys working with Class Action.org are offering this initial legal review at no cost and are committed to protecting the rights of patients who experienced Avaulta mesh problems.
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