Hernia Mesh

You should consider filing a hernia mesh lawsuit claim if your hernia mesh has led to complications or required you to undergo one or more surgical procedures to repair the damage the medical device caused. Although all types of surgical procedures carry some level of risk, you may be able to hold the maker of …

Regardless of how the devices are applied, hernia meshes can be very dangerous. According to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the side effects of hernia meshes deal with critical areas of the body like the skin, intestines, and major internal organs. The most common adverse events following hernia repair with meshes are pain, infection, …

If you have developed complications after undergoing surgery for a hernia mesh, you should immediately schedule a consultation with your physician to determine if the mesh is responsible for causing your issues. After a thorough review of adverse event reports and peer-reviewed literature, the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) has determined that hernia mesh …

If you are looking to file a hernia mesh lawsuit, a lawyer with our firm can help you initiate the legal process and walk you through every step of it. Hernia mesh lawsuits are among some of the more complex types of cases since they require a significant amount of time, effort, and research on …

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) says that hernia mesh can have severely negative effects on the human body—some of which can be life-threatening. The adverse side effects can range from relatively minor issues, like treatable infections, all the way up to debilitating and terminal injuries to the internal organs. As such, many hernia mesh …

You may be able to seek several kinds of compensation if you file a hernia mesh lawsuit, including compensation for your pain and suffering, medical bills, and other losses. The amount of compensation you may be awarded will be based on a number of different things as a result of having the hernia mesh implanted …

Hernia mesh, a surgical implant used to strengthen the area around a hernia, has been linked to a number of potential complications. These complications vary depending on the kind of mesh, the hernia, and your specific condition, but common problems can include: Pain Infection Scar-like tissue Intestinal blockage Bleeding Fluid build-up Organ perforation Mesh migration …

If you’re wondering whether there are alternatives to hernia mesh, the answer is yes. If you need to have a hernia repaired and don’t want to have mesh implanted, you may be able to undergo the procedure without the use of mesh. While certain types of hernia mesh have been shown to help prevent a …

You may be able to get your money back from hernia mesh. Your ability to do this, however, will rest on the strength of your personal injury case. You will need to show that the hernia mesh in question harmed you. You do not need to prove negligence to recover compensation in this type of …

While hernia repair procedures are fairly routine and surgical mesh is used effectively in the majority of cases, there are some instances in which complications can lead to death. In fatal cases, the cause could be: Bowel or intestinal obstruction Organ perforation Internal bleeding Infection A combination of these factors may cause some hernia mesh …

Hernia mesh, used to shore up an area weakened by a hernia, can upset your stomach. However, this is not a normal part of hernia surgery recovery. If you experience any of the following, it could be a sign of hernia mesh complications: Nausea Vomiting Bloating Abdominal pain Cramping Difficulty passing gas Constipation Depending on …

If you have lost a loved one, you can file a lawsuit on behalf of a loved one who was affected by hernia mesh. Under Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code § 16.003, you generally have two years in which to file a wrongful death lawsuit on behalf of your loved one. Hernia and Hernia …

Like most personal injury claims, hernia mesh settlement values vary and are largely dependent on the specific circumstances of your claim, such as your financial losses and your degree of suffering. Referring to the condition that develops when an internal organ squeezes through a small hole in the surrounding muscle or tissue, hernias are fairly …

The symptoms of hernia mesh complications are varied because the complications themselves are so varied; some may be harmless, while others can be life-threatening. Adhesion Due to Hernia Mesh Adhesion is when scar tissue forms between internal organs, often the small intestines. Adhesion is often the result of surgery, and it prevents the organs from …

Yes, some forms of hernia mesh do break down over time. However, hernia meshes can be made from different materials and have different properties. Hernia mesh can fall into two categories: absorbable or non-absorbable. For example, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) explains that non-absorbable mesh (as the name entails) does not break down …

Studies from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) show that the side effects of hernia mesh deal with critical areas of the body like the skin, intestines, bowels, and various other major internal organs. When you are dealing with a medical device planted inside your body, especially one close to your abdominal region, one side effect …

The health risks associated with hernia mesh are varied, but the most common complications are adhesion, bowel obstruction, perforation, pain, infection, and hernia recurrence, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Common Hernia Mesh Health Risks Recalled hernia mesh products that cause life-threatening complications are still implanted in many Americans today. In many cases, …

If you have had a hernia mesh implant and are healthy with no symptoms or reason to believe the device is faulty, you should not necessarily be worried about your hernia mesh. Not all hernia mesh is defective. However, if you are unsure about whether or not your mesh is causing issues or if you …