Re: Mammography/thermography.......calcification in the breast

[Guest guest]

> I do volunteer work at the Breast Center at our local hospital. Now

> having said that, I was told by the tech that spots/specks are

> calcium deposits, which can or cannot be a problem depending if they

> are lumped together or not. This link explains this.

>

> http://healthlink.mcw.edu/article/931224079.html

----> Ahh that makes sense...my gyn told me at 53 I had to get a

mammogram to work with her. Won't do it so I won't work with her

anymore and will find someone else this year.

She could feel a lot of calcification under my breasts and told me she

feels that all the time on women who wear underwire bras. She said

switch to a soft athletic bra to prevent more from forming.

I can't tell for sure but I think the calcification has diminished

since last summer when I saw her. In know the cysts in my breasts have

softened tremendously.

Flechas seemed to think it would take a few years for clacification to

go away. I see him in 2 weeks so will ask about these spots and why

they would show up post iodine.

Lynn

[Guest guest]

Underwire bras are not recommended at all.

The metal acts as an antennae and draws in/concentrates the density of all

radio frequency electromagnetic radiation (cellphone,television,radio and

everything else out there)

In England when they installed the TETRA communications system the female

officers were warned about the potential hazards of the significantly

increased electromagnetic frequency, impact being about increased breast

cancer potential while wearing wire containing bras.

Cheers, Doug

Re: Mammography/thermography.......calcification in the

breast

>> I do volunteer work at the Breast Center at our local hospital. Now

>> having said that, I was told by the tech that spots/specks are

>> calcium deposits, which can or cannot be a problem depending if they

>> are lumped together or not. This link explains this.

>>

>> http://healthlink.mcw.edu/article/931224079.html

>

>

> ----> Ahh that makes sense...my gyn told me at 53 I had to get a

> mammogram to work with her. Won't do it so I won't work with her

> anymore and will find someone else this year.

>

> She could feel a lot of calcification under my breasts and told me she

> feels that all the time on women who wear underwire bras. She said

> switch to a soft athletic bra to prevent more from forming.

>

> I can't tell for sure but I think the calcification has diminished

> since last summer when I saw her. In know the cysts in my breasts have

> softened tremendously.

> Flechas seemed to think it would take a few years for clacification to

> go away. I see him in 2 weeks so will ask about these spots and why

> they would show up post iodine.

>

> Lynn

>

>

>

> Send Message: iodine

>

> Iodine

[Guest guest]

Lynn...that is very interesting, calcium in breast tissue after iodine

usage. (all hypothesises...I dont REALLY KNOW!!!!)

I cannot palpate anything in my breast tissue....feels the same. No

tenderness, soreness nor anything. But I do use underwires,..>BUT the

big white patches I saw were on the anterior portion of the breast.

So my next question is if iodine causes calcium to accumulate, or

exacerbate the issue in breast tissue ... 1) why and 2) so what?

I think I store calcium more so and lose magnesium due to my

hypothyroid issues. I am wondering if it is that relationship rather

than the iodine?????

Michigan

<She could feel a lot of calcification under my breasts and told me she

> feels that all the time on women who wear underwire bras. She said

> switch to a soft athletic bra to prevent more from forming.

>

> I can't tell for sure but I think the calcification has diminished

> since last summer when I saw her. In know the cysts in my breasts have

> softened tremendously.

> Flechas seemed to think it would take a few years for clacification to

> go away. I see him in 2 weeks so will ask about these spots and why

> they would show up post iodine.

>

[Guest guest]

Underwires very often arent wires anymore...mine are plastic...lol

But on that same vein....what about other metals one might where?

Glasses? Jewelry?????

Ok..I'm done.

Michigan

>

> Underwire bras are not recommended at all.

> The metal acts as an antennae and draws in/concentrates the density

of all

> radio frequency electromagnetic radiation

(cellphone,television,radio and

> everything else out there)

> In England when they installed the TETRA communications system the

female

> officers were warned about the potential hazards of the

significantly

> increased electromagnetic frequency, impact being about increased

breast

> cancer potential while wearing wire containing bras.

> Cheers, Doug

>

> Re: Mammography/thermography.......calcification

in the

> breast

>

>

> >> I do volunteer work at the Breast Center at our local hospital.

Now

> >> having said that, I was told by the tech that spots/specks are

> >> calcium deposits, which can or cannot be a problem depending if

they

> >> are lumped together or not. This link explains this.

> >>

> >> http://healthlink.mcw.edu/article/931224079.html

> >

> >

> > ----> Ahh that makes sense...my gyn told me at 53 I had to get a

> > mammogram to work with her. Won't do it so I won't work with her

> > anymore and will find someone else this year.

> >

> > She could feel a lot of calcification under my breasts and told

me she

> > feels that all the time on women who wear underwire bras. She said

> > switch to a soft athletic bra to prevent more from forming.

> >

> > I can't tell for sure but I think the calcification has diminished

> > since last summer when I saw her. In know the cysts in my breasts

have

> > softened tremendously.

> > Flechas seemed to think it would take a few years for

clacification to

> > go away. I see him in 2 weeks so will ask about these spots and

why

> > they would show up post iodine.

> >

> > Lynn

> >

> >

> >

> > Send Message: iodine

> >

> > Iodine

[Guest guest]

are not recommended at all.

> >> The metal acts as an antennae and draws in/concentrates the density

> > of all

> >> radio frequency electromagnetic radiation

> > (cellphone,television,radio and

> >> everything else out there)

> >> In England when they installed the TETRA communications system the

-----> My calcifications came from pressure from the underwires. I've

not seen metal underwire in bras in a really long time. They're all

plastic.

Not that underwires are great but I would think the calcification most

likely would not have happened if I was iodine sufficient. Especially

since it feels like it's going away lately. According to my doctor

this shouldn't happen.

Lynn