Guest guest Posted November 2, 2005 Report Share Posted November 2, 2005 My name is Christy and I got my saline implants in 1999. I am currently 31, and I am having many medical problems. My doctor thinks that I am crazy and even went so far as to test me for bi-polar disorder. (His testing turned out negative) I have problems sleeping, anxiety all the time, numb arms, rib cage cramps, memory loss, like Patty said in her description about mis using words, my breasts really hurt all the time, I feel so tired and now my thyroid gland swells so big, I cannot swallow. I have very tiny bone frame and i have put on 35 lbs since my implants were put in and I cannot lose it. I am starving myself and forcing myself to exercise because my doctor does not believe me and thinks that I am just lazy. I don't know what to do. I know now that I have to get these things out, but I am so scared that I have done irrepurable damage to myself. To make things worse, I have developed some really strange allergies and vertigo. Recently my eyes have been unable to tolerate sunlight, i have to draw the curtains because the light is too much. I need a good explant doctor who won't make me look horrible and a regular doctor who will take me seriously. I feel that women are not taken seriously about anything in the medical world and that men in this field just stand around chalking our comments up to hysteria and hypocondria. Please anyone, tell me what happened after you got your implants out, did your weight, health, symptoms and appearance improve? I was a size 34C, implanted to a 36C, they are enlarging on their own and now I am a 38D and I am not sure why. I am very scared and distraught. I just made a huge jump and am in the middle of an RN program. My email is Cjfaulkner1@... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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