As reported to coloplast, though not verified, the patient experienced severe pain with daily activities and intercourse, multiple severe and painful injures including urinary incontinence, physical deformity and the loss of the ability to perform sexually.The patient had undergone extensive medical treatment including, but not limited to, operations to locate and remove mesh, operations to attempt to repair pelvic organs, tissue, and nerve damage, the use of pain control and other medications, injections into various areas of the pelvis, spine, and vagina, and operations to remove portions of the female genitalia.Additional information received reported that between (b)(6) 2018 and (b)(6) 2019, the patient had experienced or was experiencing mesh extrusion in the upper vagina, enterocele, cystocele, spotting, bleeding, discharge, odor, irritation, swollen labia, and mesh exposed at cuff 3x1 centimeter.The patient underwent removal of the extruded mesh and re-suturing under general anesthesia.Vaginally eroded mesh and postmenopausal bleeding were noted.
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