A Transvaginal Surgical Mesh is a thermoplastic polymer raisin originated from petroleum and is used as a remedy for several issues related to the vagina and the urinary bladder.

This polypropylene raisin is ductile and can be shaped into different structures based on the issue of the patient involved.

One form of the mesh known as the Quaternary Ammonium Biocides is also used as an anti bacterial membrane and may protect against germs and infections.

These polymers are often employed to construct vaginal prolapsed hangers, stress urinary incontinence suspenders and also hernia mesh networks.

The Transvaginal surgery involves the surgical placement of these polymer mesh devices into the female vaginal tunnel so as to counter a number of urinary and vaginal problems.

A Transvaginal surgery may be used to counter pelvis organ prolapsed in which the organs of the pelvic region loosen up and need to be held back to their specific places. This surgery is also used to treat Sudden Urinary Incontinence (SUI) which is attributed to abrupt urinal loss often involuntarily.

These conditions are usually attributed to normal child births which in turn weaken the vaginal muscles, menopausal internal activities and even the increasing amount of the hormone Estrogen may aggravates such issues, hence Transvaginal surgical operation becomes crucial especially for ageing women.

A surgeon can very easily mend the broken tissues by implanting this Transvaginal devise into the vaginal region and also to support the urethral opening to curb sudden and abrupt urinal leakage. Only last year in 2010, there were instances of about 100,000 of Transvaginal surgeries operated in the United States of America only.

However, recently a lot of side effects have been observed in women who have undergone Transvaginal surgery.

The FDA has reported a multitude of problems arising after the women went through the Transvaginal Surgery. Most of them were, exposure or protusion of the mesh network from the vaginal entry, severe pain in and around the vaginal region, bleeding during urination, sharp pain during sexual activity also known as dyspareunia, and swelling or the perforation of the genitalia.

FDA also reported issues of internal organs swellings like those of the bladder, the intestines and also the blood vessels surrounding the pelvic region. These side effects are not only painful nd discomforting but may also lead to severe life threatening stages.

Due to the increasing number of such incidents and surgery side effects complaints the FDA has now launched a law suit against the the device manufacturers and the relative surgeons as well. So if you have recently undergone a Transvaginal surgery and are experiencing the above mentioned complications then you can simple file a suit against the company and the crew involved.

Hence now you can help the FDA improve the standard of the Transvaginal surgery and also to get yourself a compensation on behalf of the faulty surgery by the surgeon or the flaws in the Transvaginal devise as well. Lodge your complaint at FDA’s MedWatch Adverse Event Reporting Program at www.fda.gov/MedWatch/report.htm.