Guest guest Posted September 8, 2001 Report Share Posted September 8, 2001 Another case where they thought they had saline implants, but guess what? Patty ----- Original Message ----- From: " (by way of ilena rose) " <suezin2qt@...> Sent: Friday, September 07, 2001 11:50 AM Subject: Toxic reaction? Silicone & anesthetics > Hi Ilena, > Could you forward this to everyone. I would like to > find out if anyone has had a similar reaction to > anesthetics after rupture. And, if there are any > doctors/toxicologists that can mix the ingredients of > silicone implants with anesthetics to see if there is > a reaction (that is dangerous in the human body). > > My implants were ruptured during my first mammogram > in 1990. Right after my mammogram my breasts were > burning -like fire. When dressing I found they were > really red. When checking out of my appointment I > asked the clerk if my breasts were supposed to burn > and turn red like that. She said they would be fine > in a couple hours. For 3 months they burned like fire > and were red. The mammogram place and my doctor > treated me like it was nothing. I was not aware the > implants were ruptured (silicone holds it shape quite > well). > > A year later my new plastic surgeon and I decided > that I needed new implants (I had the existing ones > for 17 years). When he opened me up to insert the new > implants he said he found the worst rupture he had > ever seen! The look on his face told me it must have > been pretty grosse as well. I said since it was > saline it shouldn't cause harm, right? He said that I > did not have saliene, I had silicone! I was shocked. > I paid extra money for saliene implants from the 1st > surgeon. I asked if he got the free floating silicone > out. He did not answer nor would he answer. I was > left to assume that is was so massive that he could > not get it out, would not get it or could not see all > of it to get it out. > > One month later I had surgery to repair my bladder. > I feel that the anesthetics used combined with the > NEWLY free floating silicone caused a severe toxic > reaction within my body. No doctor and no nurse could > help me or explain to me what was happening at the > time. I complained of burning from the top of my head > to my toes. The just stared at me like I was a > hypochondriac. I was helpless, in pain, fearful > because no one could explain the burning pain to me. > When I needed shots for pain I would ring the nurse > but when she got closer to me the warmth from her body > (that we normally don't feel) was burning me even > worse! I desperately needed a shot for pain from > surgery but I had to forgo the shots because the > warmth from her next to me was unbearable! > > Like I said earlier, the doctor and nurses treated me > like I was a hypochondriac because they didn't know > what was going on with me and they had never run > across this type of problem. I was weak, vulnerable > and toxically poisoned and no one knew anything about > it or how to help me, not even myself. I realized > months later that it must be from the silicone > reacting with the anesthetic within my body. > > Has anyone had a similar experience? Do you know of > any doctors or toxicologists that can mix the two to > see the reaction? Maybe this can help our cause. > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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