DEPRESSION SO SEVERE HELP & SLEEPING 16 HRS. DAY -ROGENE

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Dear Rogene,

Thank you so very much for all your information I can't thank you enough! It feels so good I know it's crazy to hear everyone because I FINALLY know what has been going on with me, recently I just feel like I am in the deepest darkest hole ever and the Doctors just give me blood tests and send me for x rays, everything always negative......... and the UTIs I was getting very frustrated with since the Doctors always look at me like they have no clue, I Hate that! The depression is horrifying! I PRAY this all lifts with explants. One more question, I had them put in under the armpits behind the chest wall, I guess that is how they take them out? OUCH!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks Rogene

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,

You're not crazy, nor are you imagining your symptoms

.. . . IMHO, It's the doctors who are imagining things!

If you weren't depressed with everything going on, you

would be abnormal.

You can expect some of your depression to lift as you

understand what's been happening with your body.

Nothing is worse than to know one is ill and not be

able to find out why, and to have doctors treat you so

rudely!

As you treat for systemic fungal infections (Candida),

you will begin feeling even better, even without your

implants removed.

But, the source of you illness is your implants, and

until you get them out, you will just be treading

water.

There are two incisions doctors usually make to remove

implants if a mastopexy is done . . one is called the

anchor (around the nipple and straight down, then a

curved incision in the fold of the breast. The other

is called a lolipop. This is around the nipple and

straight down. This is the preferred incision, but not

all doctors use it. Of course, it depends on what the

doctor has to work with. I've never heard of an

explant through the armpit.

Recovery is usually much easier that implanting. Most

women start feeling better immediately. Still healing

will take about a month. Some women go back to work in

as little as a week, if lifting is not required.

All in all, it's nothing to be afraid of if you have a

good doctor. You want a doctor who will remove your

implants " en bloc " . . ,. that means remove the

capsule with the implant still in it. And, you want a

surgeon who will use drains to get rid of any fluid

that may accumulate. Neglecting to do either risks

additonal surgery.

We have a number of doctors recommended that you can

access by clicking on the first link below.

I hope this answers some of your questions and

relieves some of your anxiety!

Hugs and prayers,

Rogene

--- MaxMara114@... wrote:

> Dear Rogene,

>

> Thank you so very much for all your information I

> can't thank you enough!

> It feels so good I know it's crazy to hear everyone

> because I FINALLY know

> what has been going on with me, recently I just feel

> like I am in the deepest

> darkest hole ever and the Doctors just give me blood

> tests and send me for x

> rays, everything always negative......... and the

> UTIs I was getting very

> frustrated with since the Doctors always look at me

> like they have no clue, I Hate

> that! The depression is horrifying! I PRAY this

> all lifts with explants.

> One more question, I had them put in under the

> armpits behind the chest wall,

> I guess that is how they take them out?

> OUCH!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks Rogene

>

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