Essure
Essure is a permanent birth control device that is implanted to prevent pregnancy. Designed as an alternative to tubal ligation procedure, Essure is implanted non-surgically into the fallopian tubes. This device is made of a soft, metal, spring-like device wound with synthetic fibers. The metal part of the device has been linked to serious injuries including migration and perforation of the fallopian tubes or uterine wall. Defendant: Bayer Corp.; Bayer Healthcare, LLC; Bayer Essure, Inc.; Bayer Healthcare Pharmaceuticals, Inc.; Bayer A.G
Criteria:
Injured had Essure device implanted before February 29, 2016
Medical treatment was sought from a doctor or hospital for one or more of the following:
Confirmed breakage
Migration
Perforation
Constant pelvic/abdominal pain
Persistent bleeding
Extreme bloating
Persistent bleeding
Cramping when not menstruating
Migraines (with no prior history)
Unintended pregnancy with a live birth and baby is injured
Still birth
Late term miscarriage