Vaginal Mesh Helpline has expanded it's outreach to help women in Long Island New York including all of Nassau and Suffolk counties, The complications of the vaginal mesh are horrific. Over 300,000 women have been implanted with Prolene mesh products for urinary incontinence and bladder, bowel and uterine prolapse. The biggest problem is finding a doctor who can remove the mesh. If you have found a doctor in Long Island please let us know so that we can share it. The Vaginal Mesh Helpline is here to help you connect with a mesh doctor and experienced mesh lawsuit lawyer. We have expanded our outreach to all of Long Island. New York is a discovery state which means you need an even more experienced mass tort lawyer. Please do not wait. The mesh trials have begun as MDL's in 4 jurisdictions in the country. All Prolene mesh implanted after 2001 are included in the lawsuit. This includes the vaginal sling as well.

We are helping women  with a Prolene mesh in Nassau and Suffolk counties  New York

The  transvaginal mesh failures  is a national disaster for thousands of US women, who must now suffer consequences that are almost beyond comprehension. This is becoming more far reaching then the Dow Corning Silcone Breast Implant Class Action. The Vaginal Mesh Helpline is offering to help all Long Island women, who are now victim's of the transvaginal mesh fiasco. Supposedly transvaginal mesh products were designed for women, who were suffering from pelvic organ prolapse, bladder prolapse, bowel prolapse and urinary incontinence. According to the US FDA the procedure to install a transvaginal was supposed to be minimally-invasive. The US Drug Watchdog now says, "The FDA is now saying transvaginal mesh failures is causing complications in patients such as erosion and infection. Women who experience transvaginal mesh failure may need to have numerous corrective surgeries, IV therapy, blood transfusions and drainage of hematomas or abscesses." The Vaginal Mesh Helpline is now expanding their  outreach designed to help women recipients of transvaginal mesh in all of Long Island.

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The vaginal mesh helpline has launched a new campaign reaching out to hundreds of women injured by the vaginal mesh, transvaginal mesh and bladder mesh in Long Island. "We believe we are not reaching enoungh woman in Long Island" says the vaginal mesh helpline social worker. These women need help locating a doctor and a lawyer. The Vaginal Mesh helpline Long Island outreach program  has one important goal. " We must reach every woman who has a vaginal mesh to make sure they do not miss the statutes. New York is a discovery state which makes it even more difficult" "The stories we here on a daily basis are horrific and we do not want anyone left behind"

The cities we will be reaching out to with this new ambitious campaign include:

    Nassau County,

•     Hempstead,
•     Baldwin,
•     Bellmore,
•     Elmont,
•     Franklin Square,
•     Freeport,
•     Freeport Village,
•     Garden City,
•     Levittown,
•     Lynbrook,
•     Merrrick,
•     New Hyde Park,
•     Rockville Centre,
•     Uniondale,
•     Valley Stream,
•     Glen Cove,
•     Long Beach,
•     Hempstead,
•     Great Neck,
•     Manhasset,
•     New Hyde Park,
•     Port Washington,
•     Saddle Rock,
•     Sands Point,
•     Oyster Bay,
•     Bayville,
•     Bethpage,
•     Hicksvilles,
•     Massapequa,
•     Plainview,
•     Old Bethpage,
•     Syosset,
•     Woodbury,

    Suffolk County,

• Babylon,
• Amityville,
• Lindenhurst,
• Huntington,
• East Northport,
• Northport,
• Brookhaven,
• Bellport,       
• Port Jefferson,
• Patchogue,
• Medford,
• Stony Brook,
• East Hampton,  
• Montauk,
• Bay Shore,
• East Islip,
• West Islip,
• Riverhead,
• St. James,
• Smithtown,
• East Quogue,
• Hampton Bays,
• Sag Harbor   

want to locate all women with the vaginal mesh and help them get to sensitive doctors and lead lawyers". Women are having severe complications and need support and help.