Introduction
Thousands of women nationwide sued Bayer Pharmaceuticals over Mirena birth control after they say it perforated the uterus, damaged organs and caused pseudotumor cerebri — an abnormal fluid buildup in the skull. These women say Mirena complications led to diminished quality of life and they live in fear of future complications.
If you’ve been affected by this drug, contact us to learn how we can represent you in the Mirena lawsuit.
Call the Hollis Law Firm at 1-800-701-3672 if you or a loved one has suffered from damages related to the use of this product. All calls and case evaluations are free and carry no obligation. The Hollis Law Firm works on cases on a contingent fee basis, which means we don’t get paid if you don’t get paid. Call 1-800-701-3672 to speak to one of our trained intake specialist so that your potential claim can be reviewed by an attorney at the Hollis Law Firm. The injuries and damages caused by contaminated products will not be uniform; therefore, claims will need to proceed on an individual basis and not as part of a class action.
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History of the Case
The lawsuits accuse the company of selling a dangerous product. They also claim the company used deceptive advertising and hid the risk of complications.
Currently, there are no Mirena class action lawsuits in the U.S., but there are three main groups of individual lawsuits, two in New York and one in New Jersey. So far, Bayer has only offered to settle perforation lawsuits.
Injuries Related to Product
Numerous individuals have reported experiencing severe and painful complications following implantation of a Mirena IUD, such as:
- Perforation
- Embedment
- Pelvic inflammatory disease
- Pseudotumor Cerebri
- Elevated Intracranial Pressure
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Mirena anxiety lawsuit?
Some Mirena lawsuits include claims that the device caused or significantly worsened anxiety, depression, and other mood-related conditions due to the hormonal effects of levonorgestrel. Patients who experienced severe psychological symptoms they believe are linked to Mirena may have grounds to pursue a claim.
Is there a Mirena hair loss lawsuit?
Yes, lawsuits have been filed by patients who experienced significant hair loss (alopecia) while using Mirena. These claims allege that Bayer did not adequately disclose hair loss as a potential side effect of the levonorgestrel released by the device.
Who qualifies to file a Mirena IUD lawsuit?
You may be eligible to file a Mirena lawsuit if you used a Mirena IUD and experienced complications such as device migration, uterine perforation, pseudotumor cerebri, intracranial hypertension, hair loss, anxiety, or required surgery to locate or remove the device. An attorney can review your medical records and help determine whether your situation supports a viable claim.
Is there a Mirena class action lawsuit?
Mirena cases have been filed as both individual lawsuits and class actions in various jurisdictions. Many cases were consolidated for pretrial proceedings. An attorney can advise you on whether participation in a class action or filing an individual lawsuit is the better approach for your situation.
What compensation may be available in a Mirena lawsuit?
Potential damages include medical costs for surgery, treatment of IUD-related injuries, costs related to managing PTC or other conditions, lost income, and pain and suffering. The value of any individual claim depends on the nature and extent of the injuries suffered.
