Re: New to Group-Help?

[Guest guest]

Hi and welcome to our group. Both of those doctors will do a good

job. Since Dr. Feng is in ohio and a top notch doctor, why not go

to her? I think you will be pleased with the results. I definitely

think your symptoms are related to your implants. Your symptoms are

very typical. Unfortunately, with out and explant,they will

continue to worsen. Dr.Feng is very well aware of implant illness

and will make sure to take them out properly. Please feel free to

ask any questions you might have.

Hugs, kathy

--- In , " jennag2224 " <jgalatis@c...>

wrote:

> Hello everyone. I am new to this group. 29 yr old, has had mentor

> saline implants for 8 yrs now, over muscle, was a C cup went to a

D.

> (Yes, I was a vain young women that regrets she did it!) I have

been

> experiencing the following symptoms and pain for the past 9

months:

> left implant pain and burning, left arm numbness, cold and tingly

> hands, bone and joint pain, hair loss, chest rashes, crawly

itching

> feeling in midriff area, gained weight in midriff) after seeing 3

> diff. surgeons in Columbus I am still not getting any help. Been

to

> family doc and gyno and all tests have come out fine, no one can

> find anything wrong with me and the plastic surgeons swear it is

not

> the implants (they suggest seeing an arthritis specialist and

> nuerologist). After researching the internet and finding out that

I

> am not alone I have finally decided to take them out. Was

wondering

> if anyone had any suggestions on doctors. I live in Columbus, OH.

> Contacted Dr. Feng in Cleveland (6500 for removal) and Dr.

> Kolb in GA (have not received pricing yet). Any help would be

> greatly appreciated, and I am interested in seeing before and

after

> pics of removal without a lift which is what I want to do. I am

> afraid they will be left deformed. For all of you that are

suffering

> like I am, my thoughts and prayers are with you.

[Guest guest]

Hi Kathy. Thank you for such a quick response. It has been such a

frusterating time for me because no one understood what I was

feeling and no doctors would give me any straight answers. It is

helpful to know that I am not alone. Just got married last month and

I have been putting it off for so long because of all of the wedding

planning...now my husband and I want to try for children so I know

now is a good time to get them out. I could not bare to live with

myself if I make my child sick from breast feeding. Well it looks

like our honeymoon money is going to go towards my surgery, I am so

lucky to have an understanding husband! Thanks again.

> > Hello everyone. I am new to this group. 29 yr old, has had

mentor

> > saline implants for 8 yrs now, over muscle, was a C cup went to

a

> D.

> > (Yes, I was a vain young women that regrets she did it!) I have

> been

> > experiencing the following symptoms and pain for the past 9

> months:

> > left implant pain and burning, left arm numbness, cold and

tingly

> > hands, bone and joint pain, hair loss, chest rashes, crawly

> itching

> > feeling in midriff area, gained weight in midriff) after seeing

3

> > diff. surgeons in Columbus I am still not getting any help. Been

> to

> > family doc and gyno and all tests have come out fine, no one can

> > find anything wrong with me and the plastic surgeons swear it is

> not

> > the implants (they suggest seeing an arthritis specialist and

> > nuerologist). After researching the internet and finding out

that

> I

> > am not alone I have finally decided to take them out. Was

> wondering

> > if anyone had any suggestions on doctors. I live in Columbus,

OH.

> > Contacted Dr. Feng in Cleveland (6500 for removal) and Dr.

> > Kolb in GA (have not received pricing yet). Any help would be

> > greatly appreciated, and I am interested in seeing before and

> after

> > pics of removal without a lift which is what I want to do. I am

> > afraid they will be left deformed. For all of you that are

> suffering

> > like I am, my thoughts and prayers are with you.

[Guest guest]

Welcome Jenna,

I'm reading the messages backwards . . . looks like

most of your questions are getting answered.

You can see pictures of explanted women on

www.explantation.com.

There's just one thing to keep in mind . . . The

immediate results may look different than you will in

a few months. . . Think of sitting on a pillow, then

getting off it. . . You will gradually " fluff " as the

pressure is removed.

Most women who have had implants have a systemic

fungal problem. . . If you'll acquaint yourself with

what this means and start treating it, you'll find it

easier to bounce back. . . . There are a number of

books . . . " The Yeast Connection " is an old one, but

still good. Basically, you need to take probiotics,

and eat a good diet . . . no sugar, refined grains or

processed foods. It's doubtful that you can whip it

100% with your implants still in you . . . but you can

get a good start!

There are a number of other detox programs in our

archives . . . Take your time trying them . . . ease

into them until you know how you feel. Detoxing is an

important part of getting better after having your

implants removed.

You can get your implants tested for pathogens by Dr.

Blais in Canada if you want to know what's making you

sick.

Hugs and prayers,

Rogene

[Guest guest]

Your husband does sound wonderful. So is mine! He was very

supportive and loving. Believe me, the money is better spent on

your health than a honeymoon that you might not even enjoy due to

not feeling well. After explant, I would do some detoxing of your

body and make sure that I was in good health before attempting to

get pregnant. That would give you the best chance for a healthy

baby and a healthy delievery! Good luck to you.

Hugs, kathy

> > > Hello everyone. I am new to this group. 29 yr old, has had

> mentor

> > > saline implants for 8 yrs now, over muscle, was a C cup went

to

> a

> > D.

> > > (Yes, I was a vain young women that regrets she did it!) I

have

> > been

> > > experiencing the following symptoms and pain for the past 9

> > months:

> > > left implant pain and burning, left arm numbness, cold and

> tingly

> > > hands, bone and joint pain, hair loss, chest rashes, crawly

> > itching

> > > feeling in midriff area, gained weight in midriff) after

seeing

> 3

> > > diff. surgeons in Columbus I am still not getting any help.

Been

> > to

> > > family doc and gyno and all tests have come out fine, no one

can

> > > find anything wrong with me and the plastic surgeons swear it

is

> > not

> > > the implants (they suggest seeing an arthritis specialist and

> > > nuerologist). After researching the internet and finding out

> that

> > I

> > > am not alone I have finally decided to take them out. Was

> > wondering

> > > if anyone had any suggestions on doctors. I live in Columbus,

> OH.

> > > Contacted Dr. Feng in Cleveland (6500 for removal) and Dr.

> > > Kolb in GA (have not received pricing yet). Any help would be

> > > greatly appreciated, and I am interested in seeing before and

> > after

> > > pics of removal without a lift which is what I want to do. I

am

> > > afraid they will be left deformed. For all of you that are

> > suffering

> > > like I am, my thoughts and prayers are with you.

[Guest guest]

Thank you so much for all of the help and support. Everyone has been

so wonderful, bless you all!

> Welcome Jenna,

>

> I'm reading the messages backwards . . . looks like

> most of your questions are getting answered.

>

> You can see pictures of explanted women on

> www.explantation.com.

>

> There's just one thing to keep in mind . . . The

> immediate results may look different than you will in

> a few months. . . Think of sitting on a pillow, then

> getting off it. . . You will gradually " fluff " as the

> pressure is removed.

>

> Most women who have had implants have a systemic

> fungal problem. . . If you'll acquaint yourself with

> what this means and start treating it, you'll find it

> easier to bounce back. . . . There are a number of

> books . . . " The Yeast Connection " is an old one, but

> still good. Basically, you need to take probiotics,

> and eat a good diet . . . no sugar, refined grains or

> processed foods. It's doubtful that you can whip it

> 100% with your implants still in you . . . but you can

> get a good start!

>

> There are a number of other detox programs in our

> archives . . . Take your time trying them . . . ease

> into them until you know how you feel. Detoxing is an

> important part of getting better after having your

> implants removed.

>

> You can get your implants tested for pathogens by Dr.

> Blais in Canada if you want to know what's making you

> sick.

>

> Hugs and prayers,

>

> Rogene