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In recent posts, we’ve discussed the ongoing problems with meshes, initially developed to treat hernias but adapted for use to treat urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse (POP). In all their uses, however, many mesh products have been found to be poorly designed and defective, and when implanted, they result in chronic pain, infections, and lasting nerve damage. In such…
The development of an implantable fabric mesh changed the surgical treatment of hernia surgery. Hernia mesh material made it possible for a physician to choose to bridge the abnormal opening in the muscles of the abdominal wall, rather than repairing the injury with the existing muscles by creating tension. Recurrence of the hernia had been common prior to the introduction…
Infections involving hernia mesh often do not respond well to a course of antibiotics alone and will require that the eroded mesh be removed through multiple surgeries. Post-op recovery after surgery to replace or compensate for failed hernia mesh is time consuming and painful. If you are experiencing or have previously experienced any or all of the following symptoms after…