I can remember asking my GP for this mesh a good few year's ago. He refused point blank, telling me, that I really didn't want to have this done. It makes me wonder just what he knew about it then, but wasn't saying. Needless to say, I never had it done, and I am so glad that I didn't, I feel very much for these women always in pain.
@@gabrielsalvador334 Good thing no will ever force an abortion on you, feel free to never have one! Or never go to Planned Parenthood for anything! Isn't choice awesome?!? Unlike in China where you can get dragged off the street and your pregnancy forcibly terminated in the last trimester! You may not like the choice some women make but it's better than your proposal of no choice or the Chinese forcing it upon you! Now run along and go do some research on forced Chinese abortions to *appreciate* CHOICE!
im glad u didnt have it! i had it and now i have to have it removed which can lead to more problems. i am in constant pain always running a temperature and im numb down below.
My doctor told me the surgery was problematic and experimental. She said women were often experiencing complications worse than the original post natal stress incontinence. I was told to increase my kegal exercises and forget about the surgery. I am so grateful I had a well informed & honest doctor. (This happened in the US - not sure if UK docs are permitted to speak out like this against a common procedure.)
I had bladder repair in 1996. No mess. My doctor made a sling out of skin. He did do a suture to hold it up till it healed. Had to have it removed but other than that, I'm still right as rain. Sorry anyone suffering.
@Goodman I still have it to this day. I had extensive rebuild due to childbirth. The bladder repair was just one of 5 procedures I had. I was stitched up all over but he did an excellent job and I have zero issues. I had to catheterize myself for 6 weeks after. It is a matter of a skilled surgeon. I was deformed for lack of a better word after childbirth. Rectum, vagina, bladder... I lived with it for 19 years.
As they said, it has been successfully used before in hernia repair. The body's normal reaction to a foreign body (like these implants) is to coat it with material that is essentially scar tissue, which shields and protects nearby tissues and organs.
Trusting your layman view is right. It saved me too many times. 25 years ago, after 3 Pills of statins I stopped them forever. Despite extremely high value later, up to 400 600 1000 I still live healthy and after an intensive cardivascular investigation or test they said "anything OK". Today studies show that those taking the pills die sooner. But once I took pain pills that did not work at all in a neck prolaps, because the MD told me they also would act anti-infectously. They did not. A large dose of enzymes brought a 80% pain-releave breakthrough immediately. A self-developped physiotherapy learned from the Basics learned from a good physiotherapist brought the rest of 20 % away in 2 month. Problem solved. If I get today problems when staring too long with stiff neck on the Computer, I make a few movements I learned this time and problems solved again. They are the professionals and when they smell money and Honor, they will find something to convince you.
My husband had mesh for an inguinal groin hernia. He has permanent nerve damage in his groin and leg. I have a rectocele and have not begun to research if I want surgery or not. I need to investigate the newer techniques. My heart goes out to these poor women. They thought they were getting healed. Instead they are permanently ruined.
I did Kegels after my kids were born, no problem, i didn't have other issues until i suddenly gained a large amount of weight because of medications i had to take. i would rather wear adult protective pads or garments than deal with more pain in my life.
My mother had such a mesh installed after hernia surgery. She has never had any problems since the surgery, no pain or discomfort. Maybe she was just a lucky one.
In Australia, there have been serious issues with mesh too. Equivalence is a sham if there's insufficient data doctors shouldn't do it. Their reputation is at risk.
So many elements of childbirth seem so medieval. Essentially holding your organs in with a plastic sling doesn't seem a particularly thorough or permanent 😬 I feel for these poor women!
The vast majority of patients who had the original, well researched, transabdominal TVT (Tension Free Vaginal Tape) have been very pleased with the results. The complications are far less than for the older incontinence procedures. The problem was that it was so good, and so apparently easy to insert, many less experienced surgeons took it on. The operation looks simple but a precise knowledge of the anatomy is essential, more than is required for the previous standard procedures (colposuspension etc) Any slight deviation from the original TVT device, and vital nearby structures can be traumatised, such as nerves, and the retropubic periosteum (giving pain - osteitis pubis). Also 'me too' devices came on the market (TVTO) which proved to be far less safe. The original TVT is superb, and should be reintroduced for experienced, well trained and assessed surgeons to offer women with proven life changing stress incontinenece.
The use of mesh is also very controversial in veterinary medicine. It is promoted to vets, but many are finding its use to be very dangerous. It fuses with the surrounding tissue and increases the chance of infection. Titanium meshes are less dangerous when it comes to fusion, but they have an elevated risk of infection due to rejection.
I do worry about my cat's mesh that was installed to repair her severe umbilical hernia but the other option was to let her pregnancy continue, torsion her insides and kill her - so an emergency spay and mesh seems like a good deal especially at the low-cost clinic for $300 but I do worry that she'll be in pain and some point in her life and we will have no recourse except to spend more money to fix it, if there is a fix.....
No one gets by in life with out their body breaking down, getting injured, having an accident or getting a disease. We all go through this shit eventually. I had a botched surgery at 25. It wrecked my life. It happens to (almost) everyone. You need to find a way through it, to find something worthwhile about whats life of your body, mind, soul and life. The day I can't find anything left I'll go home.
My Prolapse Surgeon Mr.Ash Monga, Southampton U.K. is the Worlds leading expert and surgeon on mesh surgery. I had it done in January 2019, I HAVE MY LIFE BACK!!!! He is an EXPERT in PROLAPSE SURGERY. He is my hero.
Absolutely! There are women who specialize in training women how to do them correctly. Tragically, the medical world wants only to prescribe drugs and surgery. They have no interest in teaching people about exercising and way to help themselves. And too many people are happy to have easy solutions that don't involve effort on their parts.
I’ve had 5 children and always did kegel exercises after each child and have no issues at all of stress incontinence , all women should be taught in hospital after giving birth on how important the exercises are , such a shame to see these ladies in such pain .
It's not always about simply exercising one's pelvic floor. I suffered trauma during the delivery of my son which is the case for many women. My friend suffered trauma from an abusive husband
My mother in law was telling me about her mesh surgery. Unfortunately,she also told me that years and years later that when she has sex it flops out of her hoo hoo. I can't get that image out of my mind
This is so sad. I feel terrible for the people. They even use it for hernias. It hurts my heart to see these people in such terrible pain, even after it's removed. It should be banned and the Drs re-taught how to do these surgeries in the the traditional way.
Linda Cardozo Is using a generalized weasel phrase. This product has caused so much harm, and women who decided to have procedures done the identical way that they were 33 years ago, walked away with the same results that have been achieved for decades. I always consider the first decade on the market as the actual final phase of trial. She talks about the odds is it the consequences were not permanent. There is no turning back for these people, and all of them would rather have the life that she talks about the odds as if the consequences were not permanent. And there is no turning back for these people, and all of them would rather have their lives back than lawsuits.
Sometimes kegel exercises have no bearing on ceratin stress incontinence issues. Saw it many a time on my surgical ward sadly. Also saw lots of hernia repairs and saw them performed in my time in theatres. Wotked for many but there are always exceptions to every procedure.
My heart goes out to those women. It is awful when you pain or a debilitating effect from a medical condition, absolutely when it was not necessary. I used to suffer form migraines...they were awful, I'd be down for 2 days, lose time on the job, and I lived always worrying about the next headache. I got no help, just medication that didn't work. No one bothered to really talk to me and examine me. Years later, I found out the awful headaches were of migraine intensity but were caused by neck problems. Physical therapy eventually helped reduced the headaches about 90 percent. I do neck exercises using a neck saddle for mild traction. It's made all the difference. But all those years...I do Kegel exercises daily which keep pelvic base muscles stronger.
This is the first time I'm listening about something like this and it's already making me uncomfortable, I'm surprised from where and how these women got courage to get it done?
As a person who has extremely sensitive skin, that even can feel the tiniest hair on her forearm, I won't get these kind of procedure, wouldn't bare it with my sensitive skin...
Doctors playing god again with lots of lovely money for themselves and lots of pain for the patients. I have had bad experiences with doctors and I despise the way they treat you
I was in Junior High School -- 13 years old -- and my gym teacher back in 1967 then was teaching us about kegel exercises. I also never had an bladder issues. Mom did because she skipped gym!! I kid you not, I had the same gym teacher she had!
I've become quite fond of the small soft bulge of my small inguinal hernia after hearing horror stories about surgery gone wrong. Far better to have the hernia than having a bit of plastic stitched into my groin.
Should'nt interfere with nature of your body best option just use towels then you wont be in pain reget it after with operations the body sometimes dont like it interferes in it nature it creates problems risks stay away from mesh operations.
They can make a sling out of your own skin and use a suture or two to hold it in place until it heals up, how do you think they fix this before mesh became a thing? There was really no reason to "improve" upon that methodology except to make money.... Get your shit fixed but be very particular about the doctor you pick and the methodology they use!
You can get physical therapy for this problem now. Using computer and a insertion a practitioner teaches you how to firm those muscles. About ten treatments.
@Atlantis Returning Oh no. Im so sorry for what happened to you. I hope and pray they release a treatment to support you on this issue I cant imagine what your going through. Stay strong beautiful ..easy to say for me I know xx ❤❤
It seems to me that doctors should grab a clue about introducing a foreign substance into the body. They probably tested it out on rats for a couple of months.
Gotta watch the slimy lawyer too. They will say and do anything to get a class action and this lawyer here talking about "it's all about money" is rich because I know our lawyers here are also all about money.
Copper seven also was introduce to women and produce enormous pain, as a contraceptive.lots of bleeding, some children born with the device stuck in their bodies!! People trust doctors too much. Instead, they should make a proper investigation of the topic. per example Hysterectomy is popular operation over the '50s, promise many good things but it accelerates "menopause", many doctors are unable to advise the patient what hormones to use. They are ignorant about "hormone replacement".they are dangerous to the heart and give cancer. blood circulation diseases etc.... This blader device is one example, many women suffer from "infections" candida being one of them. I will advise any young women to go to a "Naturopath" and follow a healthy lifetime and their advice. There is NO quick fix...Mistrust the "knife" doctors...
LOL, you are incredibly wrong! There is absolutely no way that an IUD can become embedded into the fetus. At the most the placenta could grow over it but an IUD penetrating the amniotic sac at any point what cause a miscarriage and that's a whole nother discussion.... The insertion method and the shape as a copper 7 was at fault, not iuds! Otherwise there wouldn't be over 30 million women with iuds... And that's just point out one fallacy in your assertions. Naturopathic physician missed my ovarian cyst when any Junior Midwife would have found it, it bursting at home unmedicated caused unGodly in lots of pain and mental anguish. Naturopathic Physicians are highly unskilled in some ways and shouldn't be touted as the gold standard of anything, realistically you need both in MD or at least a midwife to tend to your lady parts and as supplemental backup a naturopathic physician...
@@blowitoutyourcunt7675 Well I got pregnant after only 3 months of having a copper IUD inserted and the hospital WAS worried about the possibility of the IUD embedding into the fetus hence why they wanted to remove it ASAP. PLUS many years later I ended up having to have chelation due to having high COPPER levels. When I found out I was pregnant with the IUD and phoned the company which made the IUD, they said to me "You cant be, no one gets pregnant with those" urghhh. So I ended up having ANOTHER daughter while I was only a teen (I'd been pregnant at only 16 due to a different kind of failed birth control and then this happened with the IUD)
Pam T. What?? So my surgeon born with achondroplastic dwarfism isn’t qualified to practice surgery simply because he’s a Little Person? A GP in the group practice I use is a paraplegic and uses a wheelchair. Is she not allowed to practice medicine because she can’t move her legs? That’s a really discriminatory statement. You don’t know a thing about the surgeon in question - maybe she’s missing a leg, has spinal issues, anything. While I agree she needs to be more cautious about these devices, i don’t agree she’s not qualified to practice medicine because she limps!
Natural medicine have some amazing ways to deal with pain and healing. They are healers. It may be worth a try. Start with a naturopathic doctor. It's helped me tremendously. It's easy for the doctor to say just pop in a mesh without a trial but it's not like she is trying one and has to deal with pain. It's really sad when people are guinea pigs. This kind of arrogance comes with a cost. I am talking about pain not the prolapse. I have had good results with natural medicine and diet in managing pain. There are alternative therapies that deal with pain. Michael Brown, book called "The Presence Process" is about a man who had severe pain almost unbearable and he beat the pain through methods he researched around the world.
My naturopathic physician missed my ovarian cyst which caused ungodly amounts of pain and suffering, going to a single practitioner is never the answer! Your body's wellness and wholeness depends on a diverse team helping you out, doctor's ie MDs, NPs, midwives etc I think the point of this story would be to always get multiple opinions especially when you're going in for surgery, if these women had gotten the second or even third opinion from other doctors they may have been warned against going underneath the knife and getting mesh for their prolapse!
I can remember asking my GP for this mesh a good few year's ago. He refused point blank, telling me, that I really didn't want to have this done. It makes me wonder just what he knew about it then, but wasn't saying. Needless to say, I never had it done, and I am so glad that I didn't, I feel very much for these women always in pain.
I thought about it too. Thank God I’m a procrastinator
Planned parenthood are BABY KILLERS.😠MURDERS
Good doctor
@@gabrielsalvador334 Good thing no will ever force an abortion on you, feel free to never have one! Or never go to Planned Parenthood for anything! Isn't choice awesome?!? Unlike in China where you can get dragged off the street and your pregnancy forcibly terminated in the last trimester! You may not like the choice some women make but it's better than your proposal of no choice or the Chinese forcing it upon you!
Now run along and go do some research on forced Chinese abortions to *appreciate* CHOICE!
im glad u didnt have it! i had it and now i have to have it removed which can lead to more problems. i am in constant pain always running a temperature and im numb down below.
My doctor told me the surgery was problematic and experimental. She said women were often experiencing complications worse than the original post natal stress incontinence. I was told to increase my kegal exercises and forget about the surgery. I am so grateful I had a well informed & honest doctor. (This happened in the US - not sure if UK docs are permitted to speak out like this against a common procedure.)
I had bladder repair in 1996. No mess. My doctor made a sling out of skin. He did do a suture to hold it up till it healed. Had to have it removed but other than that, I'm still right as rain. Sorry anyone suffering.
@Goodman I still have it to this day. I had extensive rebuild due to childbirth. The bladder repair was just one of 5 procedures I had. I was stitched up all over but he did an excellent job and I have zero issues. I had to catheterize myself for 6 weeks after. It is a matter of a skilled surgeon. I was deformed for lack of a better word after childbirth. Rectum, vagina, bladder... I lived with it for 19 years.
@Goodman I thought Vicki was refering to the suture being removed not the skin sling
Just the thought of mesh in soft tissue always made me cringe. I could never understand why doctors thought this would be safe??
As they said, it has been successfully used before in hernia repair. The body's normal reaction to a foreign body (like these implants) is to coat it with material that is essentially scar tissue, which shields and protects nearby tissues and organs.
Trusting your layman view is right.
It saved me too many times. 25 years ago, after 3 Pills of statins I stopped them forever. Despite extremely high value later, up to 400 600 1000 I still live healthy and after an intensive cardivascular investigation or test they said "anything OK". Today studies show that those taking the pills die sooner.
But once I took pain pills that did not work at all in a neck prolaps, because the MD told me they also would act anti-infectously. They did not. A large dose of enzymes brought a 80% pain-releave breakthrough immediately. A self-developped physiotherapy learned from the Basics learned from a good physiotherapist brought the rest of 20 % away in 2 month. Problem solved. If I get today problems when staring too long with stiff neck on the Computer, I make a few movements I learned this time and problems solved again.
They are the professionals and when they smell money and Honor, they will find something to convince you.
Be very skeptical when a Company calls itself Ethicon!
They are in need of such a name!! ;-)
My husband had mesh for an inguinal groin hernia. He has permanent nerve damage in his groin and leg. I have a rectocele and have not begun to research if I want surgery or not. I need to investigate the newer techniques. My heart goes out to these poor women. They thought they were getting healed. Instead they are permanently ruined.
I did Kegels after my kids were born, no problem, i didn't have other issues until i suddenly gained a large amount of weight because of medications i had to take. i would rather wear adult protective pads or garments than deal with more pain in my life.
If you say "experimental" patients aren't going to like it. WITH GOOD REASON!
This is my life. Had 2 pieces of mesh added for 2 prolapses after a total hysterectomy. Just awful because they're eroding out.
I'm really sorry to hear that. I hope you get the medical help that you need!
Can it be removed?
My mother had such a mesh installed after hernia surgery. She has never had any problems since the surgery, no pain or discomfort. Maybe she was just a lucky one.
In Australia, there have been serious issues with mesh too. Equivalence is a sham if there's insufficient data doctors shouldn't do it. Their reputation is at risk.
So many elements of childbirth seem so medieval. Essentially holding your organs in with a plastic sling doesn't seem a particularly thorough or permanent 😬 I feel for these poor women!
Hugs to all the women affected by this
This is a disgrace! God bless these women. 💖
The vast majority of patients who had the original, well researched, transabdominal TVT (Tension Free Vaginal Tape) have been very pleased with the results. The complications are far less than for the older incontinence procedures.
The problem was that it was so good, and so apparently easy to insert, many less experienced surgeons took it on. The operation looks simple but a precise knowledge of the anatomy is essential, more than is required for the previous standard procedures (colposuspension etc) Any slight deviation from the original TVT device, and vital nearby structures can be traumatised, such as nerves, and the retropubic periosteum (giving pain - osteitis pubis). Also 'me too' devices came on the market (TVTO) which proved to be far less safe.
The original TVT is superb, and should be reintroduced for experienced, well trained and assessed surgeons to offer women with proven life changing stress incontinenece.
The use of mesh is also very controversial in veterinary medicine. It is promoted to vets, but many are finding its use to be very dangerous. It fuses with the surrounding tissue and increases the chance of infection. Titanium meshes are less dangerous when it comes to fusion, but they have an elevated risk of infection due to rejection.
I do worry about my cat's mesh that was installed to repair her severe umbilical hernia but the other option was to let her pregnancy continue, torsion her insides and kill her - so an emergency spay and mesh seems like a good deal especially at the low-cost clinic for $300 but I do worry that she'll be in pain and some point in her life and we will have no recourse except to spend more money to fix it, if there is a fix.....
“Unfortunately we have to start somewhere “ experiment on her and her daughter!!!
No one gets by in life with out their body breaking down, getting injured, having an accident or getting a disease. We all go through this shit eventually. I had a botched surgery at 25. It wrecked my life. It happens to (almost) everyone. You need to find a way through it, to find something worthwhile about whats life of your body, mind, soul and life. The day I can't find anything left I'll go home.
My Prolapse Surgeon Mr.Ash Monga, Southampton U.K. is the Worlds leading expert and surgeon on mesh surgery. I had it done in January 2019, I HAVE MY LIFE BACK!!!! He is an EXPERT in PROLAPSE SURGERY. He is my hero.
Kegel exercises, all women should do them.
Absolutely! There are women who specialize in training women how to do them correctly. Tragically, the medical world wants only to prescribe drugs and surgery. They have no interest in teaching people about exercising and way to help themselves. And too many people are happy to have easy solutions that don't involve effort on their parts.
LOL, it only helps so much!
Men should tighten up too. They get incontinence also.
@@YourMom-wl3tjCreepy stuff, huh.
Is anyone else's sound very weird on this video? For me, the reporter's narration is very quiet while background noise is amplified.
My sound is just the opposite. The narrator's voice is extremely loud, drowning out all other sounds.
Steph Durant that’s exactly how my sound is.
Yup
This is a good documentary but the audio mixing is trash
I’ve had 5 children and always did kegel exercises after each child and have no issues at all of stress incontinence , all women should be taught in hospital after giving birth on how important the exercises are , such a shame to see these ladies in such pain .
It's not always about simply exercising one's pelvic floor. I suffered trauma during the delivery of my son which is the case for many women. My friend suffered trauma from an abusive husband
My mother in law was telling me about her mesh surgery. Unfortunately,she also told me that years and years later that when she has sex it flops out of her hoo hoo. I can't get that image out of my mind
What's a hoo hoo? Do you mean a vagina? Oh may your a child that's why you said hoo hoo.
@@dreasmom2789 They might not want to say vagina
Very interesting video, but the talking is sometimes difficult to hear because of the loud background music.
It really was a no-brainer that this should have been avoided.
This is so sad. I feel terrible for the people. They even use it for hernias. It hurts my heart to see these people in such terrible pain, even after it's removed. It should be banned and the Drs re-taught how to do these surgeries in the the traditional way.
Same with textured breast implants now positively linked to cancer.
What do you mean? Maybe a link.... im scared.
Linda Cardozo Is using a generalized weasel phrase. This product has caused so much harm, and women who decided to have procedures done the identical way that they were 33 years ago, walked away with the same results that have been achieved for decades. I always consider the first decade on the market as the actual final phase of trial. She talks about the odds is it the consequences were not permanent. There is no turning back for these people, and all of them would rather have the life that she talks about the odds as if the consequences were not permanent. And there is no turning back for these people, and all of them would rather have their lives back than lawsuits.
Hey @bbcpanorama, i think they background music was too loud on this episode. I struggled to hear the narrator at points.
The background sound is louder than the narrator's voice.
Sometimes kegel exercises have no bearing on ceratin stress incontinence issues. Saw it many a time on my surgical ward sadly.
Also saw lots of hernia repairs and saw them performed in my time in theatres. Wotked for many but there are always exceptions to every procedure.
Healthcare is not for health its a business.
My heart goes out to those women. It is awful when you pain or a debilitating effect from a medical condition, absolutely when it was not necessary. I used to suffer form migraines...they were awful, I'd be down for 2 days, lose time on the job, and I lived always worrying about the next headache. I got no help, just medication that didn't work. No one bothered to really talk to me and examine me. Years later, I found out the awful headaches were of migraine intensity but were caused by neck problems. Physical therapy eventually helped reduced the headaches about 90 percent. I do neck exercises using a neck saddle for mild traction. It's made all the difference. But all those years...I do Kegel exercises daily which keep pelvic base muscles stronger.
Ethicon has 'con', built into the name.
the music background make me sick
This is the first time I'm listening about something like this and it's already making me uncomfortable, I'm surprised from where and how these women got courage to get it done?
thank you for sharing
you should write "tvt tape" in the video title,this way interested women could find this video BEFORE doing the surgery
As a person who has extremely sensitive skin, that even can feel the tiniest hair on her forearm, I won't get these kind of procedure, wouldn't bare it with my sensitive skin...
Doctors playing god again with lots of lovely money for themselves and lots of pain for the patients. I have had bad experiences with doctors and I despise the way they treat you
Has anyone found a way to heal these women? My mom needs help! She’s giving up!!!
Has she tryed prayer 🙏to Jehovah GOD ✝️
Jesus can heal her 🙏
I was in Junior High School -- 13 years old -- and my gym teacher back in 1967 then was teaching us about kegel exercises. I also never had an bladder issues. Mom did because she skipped gym!! I kid you not, I had the same gym teacher she had!
I had the same school teacher as my mother had. My mum grew up in the city but the teacher had moved to a country area where I was growing up.
They don’t care about patience they care just to receive money
I've become quite fond of the small soft bulge of my small inguinal hernia after hearing horror stories about surgery gone wrong. Far better to have the hernia than having a bit of plastic stitched into my groin.
This was very good for me to know. Thanks
What did they use 1796 heavy cavalry sword to operate?
What happened to the dissolving stuff?
My surgery was in 1998. He hasn't practiced in 15 years
how's your condition now
ONE WORD ...DISGUSTING.
The reason why the NHS is so overworked is because they make to many mistakes.
Verity Anderson I think it might well be the other way around
Should'nt interfere with nature of your body best option just use towels then you wont be in pain reget it after with operations the body sometimes dont like it interferes in it nature it creates problems risks stay away from mesh operations.
I had 5children
Now I have prolapses and I’m scared to hav it fixed as I already can’t walk coz of my fybromyalgia
They can make a sling out of your own skin and use a suture or two to hold it in place until it heals up, how do you think they fix this before mesh became a thing? There was really no reason to "improve" upon that methodology except to make money....
Get your shit fixed but be very particular about the doctor you pick and the methodology they use!
I had three of them. Never had any surgery or mesh. I'm 77 years old now.
Jesus! The size of those hooks! 😳 Think I'd rather pee myself!
You can get physical therapy for this problem now. Using computer and a insertion a practitioner teaches you how to firm those muscles. About ten treatments.
heard of Kegel excrcises? I did them after the birth of my daughter...problem solved......
I did them as well, still do. Wearing a diaper right now.
Yep, exactly
At 21mins 55secs..best part...the puppies.
This makes me so angry 😡😤
8:30 *I wouldn't even want to EAT something from America- let alone IMPLANT it permanently in my body...*
As an American, I feel the same damn way!
Lolz!
Exactly!
Exactly
@Atlantis Returning Oh no. Im so sorry for what happened to you. I hope and pray they release a treatment to support you on this issue
I cant imagine what your going through. Stay strong beautiful
..easy to say for me I know xx
❤❤
It seems to me that doctors should grab a clue about introducing a foreign substance into the body. They probably tested it out on rats for a couple of months.
$57 million? Jesus!
Jesus’s name should be praised , not used to in vain. Respect
You're not wearing your seatbelt
Gotta watch the slimy lawyer too. They will say and do anything to get a class action and this lawyer here talking about "it's all about money" is rich because I know our lawyers here are also all about money.
As a reminder, mesh maims and kills men as well.
Yes. Hernia Mesh took my life away.
People on the internet are clearly hateful;;!!
Stop criyin u wanted equal rights....
Dident you!!!
Copper seven also was introduce to women and produce enormous pain, as a contraceptive.lots of bleeding, some children born with the device stuck in their bodies!! People trust doctors too much. Instead, they should make a proper investigation of the topic. per example Hysterectomy is popular operation over the '50s, promise many good things but it accelerates "menopause", many doctors are unable to advise the patient what hormones to use. They are ignorant about "hormone replacement".they are dangerous to the heart and give cancer. blood circulation diseases etc....
This blader device is one example, many women suffer from "infections" candida being one of them.
I will advise any young women to go to a "Naturopath" and follow a healthy lifetime and their advice. There is NO quick fix...Mistrust the "knife" doctors...
LOL, you are incredibly wrong! There is absolutely no way that an IUD can become embedded into the fetus. At the most the placenta could grow over it but an IUD penetrating the amniotic sac at any point what cause a miscarriage and that's a whole nother discussion....
The insertion method and the shape as a copper 7 was at fault, not iuds! Otherwise there wouldn't be over 30 million women with iuds...
And that's just point out one fallacy in your assertions.
Naturopathic physician missed my ovarian cyst when any Junior Midwife would have found it, it bursting at home unmedicated caused unGodly in lots of pain and mental anguish.
Naturopathic Physicians are highly unskilled in some ways and shouldn't be touted as the gold standard of anything, realistically you need both in MD or at least a midwife to tend to your lady parts and as supplemental backup a naturopathic physician...
@@blowitoutyourcunt7675 Well I got pregnant after only 3 months of having a copper IUD inserted and the hospital WAS worried about the possibility of the IUD embedding into the fetus hence why they wanted to remove it ASAP. PLUS many years later I ended up having to have chelation due to having high COPPER levels.
When I found out I was pregnant with the IUD and phoned the company which made the IUD, they said to me "You cant be, no one gets pregnant with those" urghhh. So I ended up having ANOTHER daughter while I was only a teen (I'd been pregnant at only 16 due to a different kind of failed birth control and then this happened with the IUD)
Agree
Proof of all CLAIMS made and who is making them in this video are required.
If the procedure has been a success for the majority of patients, it means it's a good one.
No, it’s banned now. Long term visibilty shows the risk of destroying lives is not worth it.
That professor can't even keep herself healthy (note the limp). How could anyone trust her to help them with their health issues?
Pam T. What?? So my surgeon born with achondroplastic dwarfism isn’t qualified to practice surgery simply because he’s a Little Person? A GP in the group practice I use is a paraplegic and uses a wheelchair. Is she not allowed to practice medicine because she can’t move her legs? That’s a really discriminatory statement. You don’t know a thing about the surgeon in question - maybe she’s missing a leg, has spinal issues, anything. While I agree she needs to be more cautious about these devices, i don’t agree she’s not qualified to practice medicine because she limps!
Your discrimination is showing! I have EDS and that doesn't make me any less qualified a midwife...
Piss off please :)
Natural medicine have some amazing ways to deal with pain and healing. They are healers. It may be worth a try. Start with a naturopathic doctor. It's helped me tremendously. It's easy for the doctor to say just pop in a mesh without a trial but it's not like she is trying one and has to deal with pain. It's really sad when people are guinea pigs. This kind of arrogance comes with a cost.
I am talking about pain not the prolapse. I have had good results with natural medicine and diet in managing pain. There are alternative therapies that deal with pain. Michael Brown, book called "The Presence Process" is about a man who had severe pain almost unbearable and he beat the pain through methods he researched around the world.
Natural medicine still won't repair prolapsed or herniated muscles or organs.
nicole mcnaughton And natural medicine cannot defy gravity
My naturopathic physician missed my ovarian cyst which caused ungodly amounts of pain and suffering, going to a single practitioner is never the answer! Your body's wellness and wholeness depends on a diverse team helping you out, doctor's ie MDs, NPs, midwives etc
I think the point of this story would be to always get multiple opinions especially when you're going in for surgery, if these women had gotten the second or even third opinion from other doctors they may have been warned against going underneath the knife and getting mesh for their prolapse!
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