The FDA said Monday that over 15 years — Nov. 4, 2002, when Essure was approved, through December 2017 — it received 26,773 reports of problems, including pain, heavier periods and irregular bleeding, headaches and fatigue. Patients also reported that the device had become dislodged or had broken Apr 12, 2018 (taking from NVC news).

Birth control should be easy and pain free. Bayer made promise to you that this product would be easy and pain free. And that did not happen. We at O’Brien and Simones want to make sure that you get what you deserve if you endured or are enduring any pain while using this device. If you have ever used this device, and have or had any pain associated with it, please reach out and talk with our legal team.