The Food and Drug Administration has ordered manufacturers to immediately stop selling and distributing surgical mesh products for transvaginal repair of pelvic organ prolapse in the U.S. Women planning to have the procedure should discuss other treatment options with their doctors, and women who have had it should continue their routine follow-up care and notify their provider if they have complications or symptoms, FDA said. The agency reclassified the mesh devices as high risk in 2016, and required the two manufacturers — Boston Scientific and Coloplast — to submit premarket approval applications.