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When a patient undergoes hernia surgery, he or she is hoping to find an end to their pain and suffering. They want their lives to go back to normal. Unfortunately, defective mesh hernia repair patch problems have ruined that hope for thousands of patients in the United States. Today, the Kugel hernia patch lawsuit is attempting to bring adequate compensation to these patients and to increase attention to the problem.
The story of one Phoenix, Arizona man is not necessarily unique when it comes to the Kugel hernia patch lawsuit but it does illustrate the type of suffering many patients have had to endure for years after their initial hernia surgery. This man, for example, had his hernia treated in 2003 with a follow-up surgery the next year because the first time the product had not performed correctly.
For the next four years, this man suffered daily from excruciating back and abdominal pain. The original surgeon refused to believe anything was wrong and said his hernia was fine. While his hernia surgery had technically been a success, the defective mesh hernia repair patch had not been properly removed. It had actually come loose and entered the patient’s small intestine. The mesh wrapped around the intestine and was causing the pain. To correct the problem, this new surgeon had to cut the intestines away from the defective mesh hernia repair patch. Now, like thousands of others, he is part of a Kugel hernia patch lawsuit.
The basis of the lawsuit is that these devices which have been hailed as a safer and more cost-effective method of hernia surgery treatment are actually breaking once inside some patients. As a result of the breakage, patients are receiving severe internal injuries. Besides the type of problem suffered by this patient, other reports have included intestinal fistulas, perforated bowels, and perforating organs and tissues.
While having a hernia is definitely a painful experience, once someone elects to have hernia surgery, he or she expects to be fine afterward. Thanks to this defective mesh hernia repair patch that does not seem to be the case for many unfortunate patients. With the help of the Kugel hernia patch lawsuit, however, these patients should receive compensation for their medical bills and their pain while the public receives important information about the dangers of the product.
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