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Women urged to apply for mesh removal reimbursement ahead of closure of scheme

Women who have sought private removal of transvaginal mesh have been urged to apply for reimbursement from the Scottish Government ahead of the scheme’s closure. The surgery – which was used to treat problems such as incontinence and vaginal ...

10 Mar 2024 at 00:01

Scotland

Contract will allow mesh patients to travel to US for removal surgery

The Scottish Government has reached a deal that will allow women who have suffered painful complications from mesh implants to have them removed by a specialist surgeon in the US free of charge. A contract has been signed that will allow ...

12 Jul 2022 at 11:39

Health

Grandmother says vaginal mesh implant cost her ’22 years of living’ and accuses health services of ‘gaslighting women’

A grandmother has said her vaginal mesh implant “completely destroyed her life” for 22 years and has accused UK health services of “gaslighting” women after finally having it removed. Patricia Conlon, from West Lothian, Scotland, ...

13 Sept 2024 at 10:56

Scotland

Lack of response to mesh report ‘deeply disappointing’, says minister

The delay in a response from the UK Government on a report into transvaginal mesh is “deeply disappointing”, the Scottish Government has said. Dr Henrietta Hughes, the Patient Safety Commissioner for England, published a report ...

06 Feb 2026 at 12:01

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