Re: Muscle distortion??

[Guest guest]

,

Were your implants under the muscle? . . . It may take

time for the muscle to settle back into position.

Or, do you know if the doctor cut the muscle to make a

pocket for your implant? . . . I've heard of this

being done.

I'd suggest checking your post op reports to see what

the doctor did.

When detoxing, if the herxes become too much, back

off. Just know that, when you do herx, you're working

on something that needs help. Just don't allow the

herx to get so bad that it becomes a deterent. Better

to go slow and easy than to quit.

Each time you go through a herx, when it's over, you

should feel better than you have for a long time.

Unfortunately it's two steps forward and one step

back. Just hang in there and keep working on it. It

takes time and patience! It's worth it though!

Hugs and prayers,

Rogene

[Guest guest]

Thanks. What do you mean by " herx " . I may just not be using my

common sense. LOL I know I should give it time to heal and all I

just get so impatient. I can't stand to have to wait on anything.

Thanks again,

Wanda

> ,

>

> Were your implants under the muscle? . . . It may take

> time for the muscle to settle back into position.

>

> Or, do you know if the doctor cut the muscle to make a

> pocket for your implant? . . . I've heard of this

> being done.

>

> I'd suggest checking your post op reports to see what

> the doctor did.

>

> When detoxing, if the herxes become too much, back

> off. Just know that, when you do herx, you're working

> on something that needs help. Just don't allow the

> herx to get so bad that it becomes a deterent. Better

> to go slow and easy than to quit.

>

> Each time you go through a herx, when it's over, you

> should feel better than you have for a long time.

> Unfortunately it's two steps forward and one step

> back. Just hang in there and keep working on it. It

> takes time and patience! It's worth it though!

>

> Hugs and prayers,

>

> Rogene