Re: nerve muscle pain

[Guest guest]

Hi Lea,

I have the rib pain too. How long have you had it? It has gotten better since explant but when I'm tired it seems to get worse. I take alot of naps.

DarleneLea <devans@...> wrote:

Honey, I'm so sorry that you are going through so much pain. My chest wall was so bad that when the doctors touched my rib cage it hurt so much. One week ago, my doctor checked my chest wall, and he asked if I remembered when I was so sore in this area that he could hardly touch me because it was so painful.This should give you some hope, because it takes time for your body to heal. I'm sure that everything will get better, but in your case it has been only a short time since explant. It is too soon to see any changes.Please stay close to this wonderful group, and we will all help you to get through this painful time....love always..................Lea~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~`` nerve muscle pain> Hello,> Thank you for your kind reply. I actually had the liposuction done> the same time as my implants which was about 4 months ago. I had> the implants removed about 5 weeks ago.> I didn't start having pain from the lipo until about 6 weeks ago.> My whole body tingles at night and I am in constant pain. I am> taking a lot of vitamins, supplements, etc.> I just don't know what to do anymore. My second plastic surgeon> says I am fine but I know that is not true. I am seeing a> chiropractor and just started with a neurologist.>> Did anyone ever have their pectoral muscle damaged from implants?> Mine is swollen, has nodules all over it and feels like something is> constantly pulling it.>> I so wish I

would have been happy with myself the way I was..........>> >> > > Sue Marie,>> > >>> > > When a woman is symptomatic, the capsule should be>> > > removed. It may be very thin . . . but it can be>> > > removed anyway! The idea is to remove the capsule with>> > > the implant still inside so the contents don't get>> > > spilled into the chest cavity.>> > >>> > > It can take a lot longer to recover if there was a>> > > toxic spill.>> > >>> > > Hugs,>> > >>> > > Rogene>>>>>>> Opinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place of advice given by > licensed health

care professionals. Consult your physician or licensed > health care professional before commencing any medical treatment.>> "Do not let either the medical authorities or the politicians mislead you. > Find out what the facts are, and make your own decisions about how to live > a happy life and how to work for a better world." - Linus ing, > two-time Nobel Prize Winner (1954, Chemistry; 1963, Peace)>>

[Guest guest]

Oh, thanks for the clarification. Did your doctor feel the swelling

and nodules on your pectoral muscle? If so, what did he say about

it? You describe the tingling as being all over. What body parts

were liposuctioned? Is the tingling just there or is more

systemic. The reason I ask is that I have had tingling all over

too. I still get it sometimes when I am detoxing to something. It

is a weird feeling with like waves of energy going all over your

body. I usually get a slight dizziness at the same time. It

happens to me because toxins are being released. Tingling and pain

are also quite common with fibromyalgia. What supplements are

vitamins are you taking. It is possible you are overwhelming your

body with the release of toxins and getting a herx of sorts.

Hugs, kathy

> > > > Sue Marie,

> > > >

> > > > When a woman is symptomatic, the capsule should be

> > > > removed. It may be very thin . . . but it can be

> > > > removed anyway! The idea is to remove the capsule with

> > > > the implant still inside so the contents don't get

> > > > spilled into the chest cavity.

> > > >

> > > > It can take a lot longer to recover if there was a

> > > > toxic spill.

> > > >

> > > > Hugs,

> > > >

> > > > Rogene