PARAGARD® DEVICE LINKED TO BREAKAGE & FAILURE!
PARAGARD® DEVICE LINKED TO BREAKAGE & FAILURE!
• DEVICE BREAKAGE OR FRACTURE DURING REMOVAL
• DEVICE BREAKAGE BY ITSELF
• REMOVAL BY HYSTEROSCOPY
• INABILITY TO REMOVE THE DEVICE
• REMOVAL BY HYSTERECTOMY
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Those Who Have Had The Paragard® Device "Break" Apart Before Or During Removal May Be Entitled To Compensation.
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Women With Paragard® Breaks & Surgery May Be Eligible For Compensation
✅ Patients May Suffer From Breakages Or Fractures Of The Device During The Removal Process. This May Require The Patient To Undergo Additional Surgeries.
✅ The Paragard® Device Has Also Been Found To Break On Its Own, Which Can Result in The Device Becoming Embedded and/or Migrating to Other Parts of the Body, Causing Severe Pain & Injury In Patients. Other times, the device can not be located and is unable to be removed, and requires surgical removal.
✅ Many times, additional surgery is required to remove the broken Paragard® device. These surgeries can involve Hysterectomy and Hysteroscopy procedures. It is also being reported that there are incidents of women not recalling the device was broken due to shock or anesthesia from the procedures. Many women find out about the broken device after contacting their doctor or surgical center where the procedure occurred.
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