IUD Side-effect Complaints Rise with Increased Use
The latest study by the CDC’s National Center for Health Statistics shows that women are using IUD devices like Bayer’s Mirena more than seven times as much as they were a decade ago, according to a WebMD report on October 18, 2012.
However, the news comes as the FDA has received more than 45,000 adverse reports of complications among women using Mirena. The Adverse Events report on November 20, 2012 tracks the FDA’s AERS reports through June 30, 2012.
The most common Mirena side effects reported were device expulsion, device dislocation and vaginal hemorrhage, with more than 6% of patients requiring hospitalization or surgery.
Anyone required to undergo surgery due to Mirena side effects is urged to speak with a lawyer about their legal options as soon as possible.
The FDA has previously warned Bayer about the marketing of Mirena, which failed to disclose safety risks while claiming the devices could help busy moms with intimacy and make them “look and feel great.”*
On November 11, 2012, Fox News reported that legal action over Mirena IUDs is on the horizon as Bayer faces growing claims that the device caused perforation, infection and hemorrhaging injuries.*
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Devices such as Bayer’s Mirena are increasing in popularity, and more patients are complaining of adverse affects.From flagship android phone
That really is alarming since
That really is alarming since the health risk really increase because of its use.