IUD Causing Harm? IUD causing Harm? Women using intrauterine devices (IUDs) may be at increased risk for producing autoantibodies related to the risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis (RA), according to research published in 2014. Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic disease … Continued
Hysterectomy after Mismanagement and Ashermans Hysterectomy after Mismanagement and Ashermans is a devastating outcome. We acted for a Claimant who underwent a hysterectomy following mismanagement of her retained products of conception. She developed intrauterine adhesions, pain and infertility. These are … Continued
Sterilisation For Women Sterilisation For Women is a method of contraception. It is a procedure carried out to prevent eggs from reaching sperm. Sterilisation requires a full discussion with your doctor to make sure it is the right decision for … Continued
Gynaecologist at Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board A consultant gynaecologist and surgeon is under investigation at the Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board and is subject a number of claims. A review of the care of almost 200 women have been … Continued
Filshie Clip Claim We are investigating a large number of women who have been injured by Filshie clips used in sterilisation. The ‘clip’ is attached to the fallopian tube blocking a woman’s fallopian tubes so she cannot get pregnant. Problems … Continued
Delay to Hip Revision Causes Deterioration in Health Delay to Hip Revision Causes Deterioration in Health and is impacting on patients now more than ever. By November 2020, the elective waiting list in England was between 885,286 and 1,028,733. A … Continued
Antibiotics and Bowel Issues Antibiotics can create gut bacteria deficit-related illnesses such as intestinal infection. This can be a side issue to the reason you are taking antibiotics. It can lead to further treatment and invasive investigations which may be … Continued
Hysterectomy Complications Around 55,000 hysterectomy operations are carried out in the UK each year. This means about one in five women will have a hysterectomy at some point. The most common age to have one is between 40-50, however they … Continued
Ventrosuspension (Correction of a Retroverted Uterus) is where the uterus is tilted backwards instead of forwards (anteverted). As many as 20% of women have a so-called retroverted uterus. For most women a retroverted uterus is natural. Most women do not … Continued
Preventable Urinary Tract Infections arise in hospitals and are a risk to life. Antimicrobial resistance and healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) such as sepsis and catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTI) go hand in hand with increased hospitalisations and intensive care stays. The … Continued