Filing Avaulta Transvaginal Mesh Lawsuits
Avaulta Transvaginal Mesh Lawsuits
Avaulta mesh lawsuits have been filed with more frequency since the FDA issued a warning in 2008, warning that Avaulta and other transvaginal meshes may pose health risks to patients who have used them to combat pelvic organ prolapse.
Due to the sensitive nature of the issues of vaginal prolapse and urinary incontinence, it is understandable that many women would feel nervous or embarrassed to come forward concerning their issues with Avaulta and similar products. Some women may also have dismissed complications with Avaulta as symptomatic of their condition in general. The FDA warning raised awareness, but more and more women are still only now asserting their right to compensation for the injuries these products have caused them.
If you or a loved one has developed Avaulta mesh side effects, fill out our free case review form for a no cost evaluation of your claim.
Avaulta and transvaginal mesh lawsuits can compensate victims for their injuries, which commonly include:
- Infections
- Abscesses
- Erosion of the vaginal wall
- Damage to the pelvic organs (e.g., bladder, bowels)
- Bleeding
Many victims also experience chronic pain during sex, which can cause emotional and psychological damage that outweighs physical complications. Additionally, after all of this, the prolapse could return.
Victims of Avaulta injuries and complications are urged contact an Avaulta lawsuit attorney as soon as possible. They deserve compensation for their pain and suffering, medical bills, and lost wages. In addition, the more victims speak up, the closer this product will be to a ban by the FDA, preventing these injuries from happening to others. Speak to an attorney about joining an Avaulta class action lawsuit today.