As reported to coloplast, though not verified, this partially removed due to erosion and the sling was tight.Subsequently, after the partial explant, the patient began to experience groin and leg pain that was consistent of nerve damage.It was reported that the pain is ongoing and requires ongoing medical care.
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As reported to coloplast, though not verified, the patient with this device experienced urinary frequency, urgency, dysuria, recurrent urinary tract infections, urinary burning and pressure, pelvic floor and perineum area spasms, abdominal cramping, burning and pain during intercourse, spousal discomfort during intercourse, difficulty emptying bladder, exposure of mid urethral sling at midline, yeast infection, rectal prolapse, bright red bleeding, bleeding after intercourse, vaginal scarring, posterior vaginal wall discomfort, mild tenderness in the bilateral obturator internus, tailbone pain, can feel mesh, stress urinary incontinence, vaginitis, pressure in the vagina, hemorrhoids, constipation, anal pain with wiping, pain with bowel movement lasting up to 24 hours and wakes her up from sleep and visible midline suture at 10 weeks.Patient had excision of exposed vaginal mesh and cystoscopy with general anesthesia.Pathology showed foreign material from vaginal mesh.It was also noted that a 3 mm area of exposed mesh consisted with mid urethral sling in left periurethral region and 1 mm region of mesh fibers in right periurethral region.It was also noted, that the patient had exposed mesh explanted in doctor's office without anesthesia.Patient had physical and occupational therapy and also experienced loss of function with physical activity, running, yard work, self care and intercourse and pain on a scale of 8/10.Pain was noted on the left side of the following areas rectum, labia, clitorial hood, pubic area, urethra and anal pain particularly after intercourse.
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