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November 6, 2011

Help for Mirena Injuries Available

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Our team of attorneys are now investigating claims and prepared to file Mirena lawsuitsinvolving the intrauterine contraceptive device Mirena®. Manufactured by Bayer Healthcare Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Mirena is an IUD device [intrauterine device] that must be inserted by a trained health care provider and is intended to provide contraceptive protection for up to five years. Some women have experienced serious adverse side-effects and potentially life-threatening complications following the implantation of theMirena device, including perforation of or imbedment in the uterus.

Mirena May Cause Uterine Perforation

Mirena is alleged to have many side effects. Mirena is an interuterine contraceptive device {IUD}. As a Mirena attorney that wants to provide information to women or their loved ones about making a Mirena claim or to discuss a Mirena lawsuit, Mirena has its own side effects. One such side effect is perforation of the cervix.

Very rarely during insertion, the Mirena device can result in uterine perforation. If this happens, the device is removed, and typically the uterus heals with no problems. Sometimes in cases of perforation, the device moves into the abdominal cavity or becomes embedded in the wall of the uterus; it would then have to be removed surgically.

Uterine Perforation

Uterine perforation or perforation of the uterus is a complication of the intrauterine devices such as the Mirena. It can happen at the time of insertion of the Mirena device. During the insertion, the device can get displaced and move into the uterus. Once in the uterus, it can perforate the uterine wall and can get embedded in the abdomen. Sometimes the device can perforate the uterus even after the insertion. Many women who experience uterine perforation do not realize that their uterus has been perforation until follow-up examination when it is determined that the threads of the Mirena device are missing.

Perforation of Uterus Surgery

Minor perforations close up on their own, but in some cases they can cause bleeding or damage to other internal organs. If so, surgery may be required.

Perforation of the bladder

Sometimes if the device perforates the uterine walls, it can perforate the bladder. Perforation of the bladder can lead to a number of other complications. Often the patient will have to undergo surgery to repair the perforation.

Damage to the omentum

A uterine perforation can also result in damage to the omentum. Shaped like an apron the omentum consists of fat with a rich blood supply and is itself covered with peritoneum. The omentum hangs down from the stomach and large intestine and its lower part is free to move about in the space between the intra abdominal organs and the abdominal wall. The role of the omentum is to act as a fat store and to help limit infections in the abdominal cavity by sticking to whatever area may be affected and so isolating the area to some degree. Damage to the omentum can result in infections in the abdominal cavity.

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November 6, 2011

Mirena Attorney Discusses Mirena Injuries

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Mirena has a small amount of synthetic progesterone hormone that goes into the wall of the uterus. Women who use the Mirena device have lighter, less painful menstrual periods. Some women may have light, irregular bleeding or spotting throughout the cycle. Others have no menstrual periods at all. A few women have mood changes, less enjoyment of sex, or headaches due to the hormones in Mirena, but this is not common.

Uterine Perforation

Another side effect of using the Mirena device is uterine perforation. The main dangers of such uterine perforation include bleeding and trauma to the abdominal viscera as well as damage to internal organs such as bowel, omentum, mesentery, ureter and fallopian tube.

Fertilization

The fallopian tubes are an integral part of the reproductive system. It plays an important part in the woman becoming pregnant. She must have at least one functioning fallopian tube. Typically she will ovulate every twenty-eight days or so, and this will take place towards the middle of the cycle when the mature egg will be released from the follicle on either her right or left ovary. The fallopian tube will pick up the egg which will start a slow journey down it. Within twenty-four hours of release, the egg will be positioned ready to receive sperm. After sex, sperm are normally deposited at the cervix in hundreds of millions. The sperm that arrive at the ampulla, the site of fertilisation, must have undergone an epic journey through the cervical mucus, across the uterus and through the fallopian tube. Once the sperm finds the egg, it will penetrate the egg. Fertilisation has occurred and the fertilised egg, now described as an embryo, will begin to grow. Within forty-eight hours, the embryo will have divided twice to form a four-cell embryo. At this stage the embryo is still located in the fallopian tube.

Infertility

Any damages to or defect in the fallopian tubes can cause infertility in the woman. Women use the Mirena device as a contraceptive to prevent pregnancy but they can remove the device if they intend to get pregnant. However if the Mirena device has perforated the uterus and the uterine perforation has caused damage to the fallopian tubes, then the woman suffer from infertility and will have problems getting pregnant.

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October 24, 2011

Mirena Lawyer Reports on Injuries from Device

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Perforation of the Cervix

The Mirena Device is an interuterine device used as a contraceptive by many women. Although its success rate is very high, it has its own adverse effects. One such adverse effect is the perforation of the uterus. Perforation of the uterus can lead to further complications such as peritonitis and sepsis.

Foreign Object Via Mirena

Whenever a foreign object is inserted into the uterus, there is a risk of a life threatening perforation of the uterine wall. Perforation can cause hemorrhaging and can lead to peritonitis if the object has also punctured the bowel and released fecal material into the body cavity. Such complications can sometimes be fatal and cause the patient to suffer through particularly painful and long death. A perforation of the uterus can occur at the time of insertion of the Mirena device.

Peritonitis

Peritonitis is a medical emergency that requires immediate attention. It is an inflammation of the lining of the abdominal cavity. Peritonitis can be very painful because of the perforation. If the Mirena device perforates another organ, the contents of that organ can spill into the peritoneal cavity (space in the abdomen between the organs). It is frequently so severe and aggravated by any body movement that the patient cannot even change position from side to side. The abdomen is rigid to the touch and no bowel sounds are heard through a stethoscope. Often, the physician’s hand can feel free air over the liver, indicating the escape of air from an internal organ. It requires emergency care and hospitalization. The perforated organ is located and surgery performed to drain the peritoneal cavity, rid it of infection, and close the perforation.

Sepsis

Sepsis is the result of a bacterial infection of the blood stream that causes very low blood pressure and shock. Sepsis represents a failure of the protective mechanisms of the body. The more widespread the infection the more dangerous it is. The bacteria and their toxins invade the blood stream and circulate throughout the body. Septic shock occurs when the body is so overwhelmed by infect that there is a general circulatory collapse.

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October 21, 2011

Mirena Lawsuits Allege Perforation of the Cervix

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Perforation of the Cervix

Sometimes the Mirena device may pass through the uterus. This is referred to as the perforation of the uterus or uterine perforation. Perforation of the uterus is the most worrying complication associated with the use of the Mirena device. The experience of the user plays a vital role in the frequency of this complication.

The aetiology of uterine perforation with interuterine devices such as Mirena is not clear. There appears to be a close relation between the time of insertion and the risk of perforation. Although a well established relationship between the time and the technique of insertion and the incidence of uterine perforation does exist, spontaneous translocation could account for a significant proportion of the uterine perforations.

The possible effects of perforation are dual. The first effect is that one could expect pregnancy. Once the Mirena device perforates the uterus, it can no longer prevent pregnancy. It looses it uses as a contraceptive. The second effect is tissue reaction to the presence of a foreign body in the peritoneal cavity. Some patients can experience a non-specific chronic inflammatory change. Once it perforates the uterus, it can move outside of the uterus. This can result in infection, internal scarring and even damage to other organs. In some cases of uterine perforation, the patient may have to undergo surgery to remove the Mirena device.

If the Mirena device perforates the uterus, it can also result in a cervical perforation. The cervix may also be perforated when the Mirena device is being expelled. Cervical perforation results in cervical pain and tenderness, pain and difficulty in swallowing and sometimes crepitus.

Intestinal Perforation

In rare cases, once the Mirena device perforates the uterus, it can go on to perforate the intestines. Symptoms of intestinal perforation include severe abdominal pain, nausea, chills, vomiting and fever. Generally patients who suffer intestinal perforation have to be operated on and their hole must be surgically repaired. In some case, a portion of the intestine may have to be removed to save the patient. In extremely rare cases, intestinal perforations can be successfully treated by antibiotics.

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October 20, 2011

Mirena Lawyer Discusses That Device May Cause Perforation of the Uterus

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Perforation of the Uterus

One of the causes of uterine perforation is the use of IUDs such as Mirena. Perforation of the uterus is a serious complication and is often difficult to detect. About 2 in 1000 women who use the Mirena device and other IUDs have reported cases of uterine perforation. A uterine perforation is serious complication that can occur as a result of any type of intra uterine procedure or implantation. It is also referred to as perforation of the uterus.

Improper insertion can be harmful, since it can result in partial or total perforation of the uterine wall. If the perforation occurs at the time of the insertion, it may be silent and you will not be aware of the perforation. However in some cases, it can cause significant pelvic pain. Perforations which occur subsequently are some times asymptomatic or in some cases cause non-specific lower abdominal pain. One of the indications of a uterine perforation from a Mirena device is that the strings that are visible will be missing. If you are using a Mirena device and the strings are missing, you should immediately consult a doctor. You will be asked to undergo an ultrasound.

Mirena Complications

If a uterine perforation occurs, the Mirena device can injure or perforate other organs. If your uterus has been perforated by the Mirena device, you must have the device removed. If during the insertion you feel any sharp pain, request your doctor to stop the procedure. Wait for a week before you attempt another insertion. When you are expelling the Mirena device, it can perforate the cervix. Women whose uterus has been perforated can develop other complication such as myometrial thinning, post menopausal endometrial atrophy, uterine malpoistion, distortion of uterine anatomy and cervical stenosis.

Perforation of Other Organs

Sometime a uterine perforation can also result in the perforation of the urinary bladder. If your urinary bladder is perforation, it can result in peritonitis. It’s not just the urinary bladder. In extreme cases, your intestines can be perforated. If you intestine is perforated, a portion of it may have to be surgically removed.

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October 17, 2011

Mirena Usage May Cause Perforation of the Uterus

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Perforation of the Uterus

Perforation generally occurs when something penetrates through the wall of the uterus. It can happen when a surgical device is used to scrapping or removing material from the organ. It can also be caused by an IUD such as the Mirena device. When the IUD penetrates the wall, it can in some circumstances move into the abdominal cavity and perforate the bladder or the bowel leading to further complications.

Perforation of the uterus can occur during the insertion of the Mirena device especially when the uterus is abnormally positioned or it has become unusually soft due to an abortion or birth. Sometimes the Mirena device can become lost in the uterus and then pierce the wall of the uterus resulting in a perforation.

Some women are at a higher risk of perforation of the uterus while using the Mirena device. If you are lactating, you are at a higher risk. If you have had abortions in the past, the chances of perforation while using the Mirena device is greater. If you have a C-Section or other cervical surgeries, the chances are greater because during the surgery there are chances that your internal cervical os may have been injured thereby resulting in the formation of scar tissues and weakening of the cervical tissues. The formation of scar tissues and the weakening of the cervical tissues increase the chances of perforation.

The extent of the perforation will determine the treatment. Serious cases may require the surgical repair of the uterus. If the perforation of the uterus has caused further complications such as perforation of the bowel, then surgical joining of the bowels may be required. In extreme cases, laparotomy must be performed. Perforation of the uterus can lead to complication such as peritonitis, bowel injury, hemorrhaging and sepsis.

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October 13, 2011

Mirena Lawsuit Information Source

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Our team of attorneys are now investigating claims and prepared to file Mirena lawsuits involving the intrauterine contraceptive device Mirena®. Manufactured by Bayer Healthcare Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Mirena is an IUD device [intrauterine device] that must be inserted by a trained health care provider and is intended to provide contraceptive protection for up to five years. Some women have experienced serious adverse side-effects and potentially life-threatening complications following the implantation of the Mirena device, including perforation of or imbedment in the uterus.

Alleged Side Effects from Use of Mirena

Mirena is alleged to have many side effects. Generally a physician inserts the Mirena device by stretching the loop into a linear form and pushing it through a plastic tube into the uterus. This procedure is performed through the cervical opening. All Mirena devices have tiny nylon threads attached to them which hang down through the cervical opening into the vagina. The wearer or a clinician is thus able to determine if they are properly in place by checking for the presence of these threads. If a woman wishes to become pregnant, the Mirena IUD must be removed by a physician. After birth it may be repositioned in the uterus until another pregnancy is desired. Although Mirena works as a contraceptive, it is not 100% fool proof. It can fail. The failure rate is alleged by the company manufacturer to be low, but there are cases of women who have gotten pregnant or allegedly injured despite having the Mirena device implanted.

Expulsion of Mirena

About 10 percent of the women using the Mirena device expel them during the first year of use, usually during the early months of use and frequently during menstruation. Because the Mirena device can be expelled without the user’s notice, frequent checks to make sure it is in position are important.

Some women experience side effects from the use of the Mirena device. The most common of these effects are bleeding, cervical pain, and uterine cramps. Another possible danger of Mirena device is perforation of the uterus. Perforation is rare but it can be fatal.

Infertility

The use of the Mirena device can also result in infertility. Blocked or damaged fallopian tubes is one of the causes of infertility. A blocked or damaged fallopian tube may stop sperm reaching an egg or, if the sperm does manage to get through to the egg, the resulting embryo may not be able to reach the uterus. One or both tubes may be damaged and the damage may occur anywhere along the tube from the fimbrial end—where the eggs enter—to the isthmus—the end closest to the uterus. Tubes may become blocked in a range of circumstances: because of salpingitis (an infection or inflammation), or because of adhesions (very thin layers of scar tissue that develop and cause an obstruction), or because of the development of a hydrosalpinx (afluid-filledblockage). The insertion of the Mirena device can cause inflammation or infection of the tube.

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October 13, 2011

Mirena Attorney Reports that Mirena May Cause Vaginitis or Septic Abortion

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Our team of attorneys are now investigating claims and prepared to file Mirena lawsuits involving the intrauterine contraceptive device Mirena®. Manufactured by Bayer Healthcare Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Mirena is an IUD device [intrauterine device] that must be inserted by a trained health care provider and is intended to provide contraceptive protection for up to five years. Some women have experienced serious adverse side-effects and potentially life-threatening complications following the implantation of the Mirena device, including perforation of or imbedment in the uterus.

Alleged Side Effects from Use of Mirena

Mirena is alleged to have many side effects. Vaginitis is one such side effect that our team of Mirena lawyers would like to discuss in this article in case you are interested in learning more about a Mirena injury or a Mirena law suit.

Vaginitis

Normal vaginal secretions are usually odorless and clear or white and homogenous. Vaginitis presents with abnormal vaginal discharge, as well as vaginal odor, vulvar irritation and itching, or pain with urination or sexual intercourse. Typical symptoms include a thick, curdlike, sometimes malodorous, white discharge accompanied by vulvar itching and inflammation. Diagnosis is confirmed by both physical exam and laboratory findings, including a normal vaginal pH, which is less than four and a half, and pseudohyphae on a potassium hydroxide-stained wet mount.

Other Complications

The most commonly alleged Mirena complications are heavy bleeding and cramps, which are more likely to occur in women who have never borne a child. Faulty insertion can lead to perforation of the uterus, and in some cases to the eventual escape of the IUD into the abdominal cavity, where it can cause serious damage.

Septic Abortion

Women who become pregnant despite the use of Mirena run the risk of septic abortion. A septic abortion is one that is followed by infection. The infection may be localized in the fallopian tubes, ovaries, uterus or vagina and may spread throughout the body involving organs outside the reproductive tract. The more widespread the infection the more dangerous it is.

Sepsis

Some women who have used the Mirena device have been known to suffer from sepsis. Small numbers of bacteria normally gain access to the bloodstream during such mundane daily activities as brushing one’s teeth. Bacteria in the blood without disease is called bacteremia. An important normal function of the liver is to help remove these bacteria. In the event of serious infections anywhere in the body, the number of bacteria that enter the circulation may be very large and may overwhelm many defensive mechanisms. Such an event is extremely serious and is referred to as sepsis. Sepsis represents a failure of the protective mechanisms of the body.

Perforation of the uterus

Perforation of the uterus with translocation of the device into the abdominal cavity is an alleged complication resulting from the insertion of the Mirena device. Most perforations of the uterus are entirely asymptomatic and are discovered at a routine checkup, when removal is attempted, or after delivery. In a few instances, however, translocated devices are known to have caused an intestinal obstruction.

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October 10, 2011

Mirena Lawsuit Information from Side Effects Alleged to Result from Mirena

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Our team of attorneys are now investigating claims and prepared to file Mirena lawsuits involving the intrauterine contraceptive device Mirena®. Manufactured by Bayer Healthcare Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Mirena is an IUD device [intrauterine device] that must be inserted by a trained health care provider and is intended to provide contraceptive protection for up to five years. Some women have experienced serious adverse side-effects and potentially life-threatening complications following the implantation of the Mirena device, including perforation of or imbedment in the uterus.

Alleged Side Effects from Use of Mirena

Mirea is an intrauterine device, and although the Mirena is supposed to work as a contraceptive, it is believed to cause side effects in users.

Painful Periods

Some women who use Mirena experience painful periods. Pain and bleeding in IUD users signify a dangerous condition until proved otherwise. Generally, when an IUD is placed, a patient is warned to expect somewhat heavier bleeding with her period and to have it last a bit longer than before; this is normal. Sometimes, however, the periods may be very heavy and painful, and there may be pain and bleeding between periods. This is due to irritation of the endometrium by the device or, perhaps, some mild infection.

Other Side Effects

Women who use Mirena can also experience lower abdominal pain, fever, chills, cramping, and unusual vaginal discharge.

Ovarian Cysts

Another side effect of Mirena is ovarian cysts. A cyst is simply a collection of fluid. Cysts can occur in most parts of the body, and it is important to understand that they are very common and more often than not go away by themselves and are only very rarely cancerous. Ovarian cysts are collections of fluid that form within the ovary itself or on the surface of an ovary. They can affect women of all ages. Although they are initially benign, there is the potential for malignant change. Symptoms of ovarian cysts include dull pelvic pain, delayed periods followed by heavy or irregular bleeding. If the cysts rapture, it can cause excruciating pain and may require immediate surgery.

Treatment of Cysts

Sometimes they can affect the normal functioning of the ovaries, upsetting the hormone balance and temporarily disrupting ovulation. In most cases, they will disappear after a few months of their own accord, but occasionally they can continue to grow. If there is a danger of the cyst rupturing, or if it looks like it might be interfering with your chances of conception in any way, your doctor may suggest you have it surgically removed using a laparoscopy. Once it is removed, ovulation should return to normal. In very rare cases a cyst may be cancerous.

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October 7, 2011

Mirena Lawyer Reports Use of Device May Cause Ectopic Pregnancy

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Our team of attorneys are now investigating claims and prepared to file Mirena lawsuits involving the intrauterine contraceptive device Mirena®. Manufactured by Bayer Healthcare Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Mirena is an IUD device [intrauterine device] that must be inserted by a trained health care provider and is intended to provide contraceptive protection for up to five years. Some women have experienced serious adverse side-effects and potentially life-threatening complications following the implantation of the Mirena device, including perforation of or imbedment in the uterus.

About Infertility and Peritonitis

Mirea is an intrauterine device, and although the Mirena is supposed to work as a contraceptive, it can sometimes fail and the woman can get pregnant. Women who do become pregnant while using Mirena are believed to have a high risk of ectopic pregnancy. An ectopic pregnancy is one that develops in the Fallopian tube instead of in the uterus. After a short time—at most a few weeks— the pregnancy outgrows the tube. Sometimes it is simply absorbed with no treatment being necessary but there is always the possibility of the tube’s rupturing with severe life-threatening hemorrhage.

Ectopic Pregnancy

An ectopic pregnancy is one in which the fertilized egg grows in a site outside of the uterus, most commonly in the Fallopian tube. An ectopic pregnancy cannot develop normally into a baby. As the pregnancy grows, it erodes into the blood vessels of the tube. Sometimes, the body will simply absorb this fertilized egg into itself without any medical intervention and the tube will heal spontaneously without surgery, but there is always the risk of bleeding from a large blood vessel. A ruptured ectopic pregnancy is a life-threatening emergency.

Treatment

Ruptured ectopic pregnancy has to be treated by an open surgery because the severe bleeding needs to be rapidly controlled. It used to be that all ectopics were treated this way, ruptured or not, but since laparoscopy has become a well-developed surgical technique, it is clear that unruptured pregnancies, or those with only minor bleeding, can be treated laparoscopically. This is now the most common method of surgical treatment. It should also be mentioned that early ectopic pregnancies can often be treated with methotrexate, a cancer drug, which, in small doses, causes the absorption of the pregnancy without the need for surgery. The medication is given by injection and the absorption of the ectopic is followed with more hormone tests and ultrasounds until everything returns to normal. A further alternative is to place some methotrexate into the tube close to the ectopic pregnancy at the time of laparoscopy; this causes the pregnancy to shrink and be absorbed without the need for cutting the tube. The type of treatment depends on the severity of the bleeding, the size of the ectopic pregnancy, whether the other tube looks normal and healthy, and the particular skills and views of the doctor.

To learn more about Mirena or its side effects, pleast continue reading.

Side Effects

Some women who have had Mirena implanted experienced serious and even debilitating or life-threatening side-effects. The device may migrate from its original position after being inserted, perforating the uterus or embedding itself in the uterus. In both instances, a doctor must locate and surgically remove the device. Mirena may also migrate outside the uterine cavity and cause adhesions or scarring that can lead to infertility. Depending on the damage caused, affected women may require a complete hysterectomy, and more serious complications could result in death.

Serious side effects that have been linked to Mirena include:

– Abscesses
– Embedment in the uterus
– Erosion of adjacent areas such as the vagina
– Infertility
– Inflammation of the membrane that lines the abdominal cavity and internal organs (Peritonitis)
– Intestinal perforations or obstruction
– Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
– Perforation of the uterus

If you experienced adverse Mirena side effects, required surgery or have a loved one who suffered death following the implantation of Mirena, you may have a potential Mirena lawsuit.

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