Re: Do you think this problem is implant related?

[Guest guest]

Look up interstitial cystitis on the net, as many women have had this from

implants. It often reverses after explant and detox.

Lynda

At 05:17 AM 11/22/2005, you wrote:

>I am not yet explanted but am hoping to do so.My family Dr. ran tests

>and found that though I have no infection I do have blood in my

>urine.Anyone else with this?

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[Guest guest]

Yes, I had this happen to me. They could not find anything wrong with

me even after having iodone injected into my veins to test my kidneys.

After I had my implants removed I never had blood in my unrine again

and it has been over two years now.

-- In , " kimc7622 " <kimc7622@y...> wrote:

>

> I am not yet explanted but am hoping to do so.My family Dr. ran

tests

> and found that though I have no infection I do have blood in my

> urine.Anyone else with this?

>

[Guest guest]

Yup, had that when I suffered from kidney infections, and you may

also want to read the story of Anne in our files section or on the

website with her FDA testimony. She had so much blood in her urine

that she said she was literally peeing blood. Here's the snip:

" In January of 1997, I became ill again with bronchitis-pneumonia

for three

months. On many occasions, I had such sharp chest pain that I lost

my breath

and was unable to move. I also began to have difficulty

concentrating and

often felt spaced out.

Then in April of 1997, I woke up one morning. I went to the wash

room, and the

toilet was filled with blood. Now, this wasn't a slight pink color,

but it

deep red. It was pure blood. I remember being so horrified that

this happened

I jumped in my car. I was on my cell phone. I was sobbing all the

way to the

doctor's office, and they said, " Oh, you've probably got a bladder

infection. "

I had had a couple of bladder infections in the past. I had never

peed pure

blood before, and it continued to happen after that.

A week later, I went for an ultrasound for the lumps in my breast

and chest

pain. The ultrasound apparently showed nothing. I had never

previously had

any lumps in my breasts. The doctor had no explanation, and I felt

I had hit

a brick wall with the medical establishment.

In the summer of 1997, I began to experience debilitating joint

pain. My left

hand was so stiff and was aching that I could not clinch my

fingers. I felt

like I had arthritis in my left hand and arm. I have no history of

this

disease on either side of my family.

I mean, I know I could go on forever. I'll try to sum it up. I had

the saline

implants removed in January of 1998. I have not been sick since

then. I still

have night sweats. Otherwise I don't have anymore chest pain. I

have a very

strong constitution, which is what I had before, and the only thing

I have to

deal with now is the way I look, and it's taken me two years to

have the

confidence to date again because my husband left me. He could not

go through

this with me. "

--- In , " kimc7622 " <kimc7622@y...>

wrote:

>

> I am not yet explanted but am hoping to do so.My family Dr. ran

tests

> and found that though I have no infection I do have blood in my

> urine.Anyone else with this?

>

[Guest guest]

Cricket,

What a joy to see your name again! You have not posted in ages.

Thanks for sharing your experience with this kidney thing!

How are you doing? Are you still working out?

Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family!

Patty

>

> Yes, I had this happen to me. They could not find anything wrong

with

> me even after having iodone injected into my veins to test my

kidneys.

> After I had my implants removed I never had blood in my unrine

again

> and it has been over two years now.

>

>

>

> -- In , " kimc7622 " <kimc7622@y...>

wrote:

> >

> > I am not yet explanted but am hoping to do so.My family Dr. ran

> tests

> > and found that though I have no infection I do have blood in my

> > urine.Anyone else with this?

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Kim,

Other women have reported blood in their urine . . .

Patty has has very good results by taking a jug of

water to the bathroom with her - then (as she says)

drinking and peeing . . .

Silicone does irritate the kidneys and bladder. Unless

there's an infection, there's a good chance you can do

better by drinking a lot of water to dilute whatever

is passing through your system. 1/2 once of water per

pound of body weight is recommended.

Welcome to ! . . . I hope we can help you

get better soon!

Hugs and prayers,

Rogene

[Guest guest]

LOL, Maybe I should find a better terminology? Guzzling and voiding?

Drinking and eliminating....(I hope I didn't offend anyone by saying

peeing!) Anyway, I went through a long period of time when I had a

frightening bladder infection requiring an emergency room visit and

an IV of antibiotics to get rid of the pain, which was so bad I was

practically crying. Then the beginnings of another one that needed

very expensive antibiotic pills again. After that, I would get the

sensation of having to go to the bathroom, but spilling only about a

teaspoon of urine when I got there, and burning the whole time. I

was afraid I was becoming incontinent as well, as a couple of times

I didn't quite make it to the bathroom in time.

I knew in my research that kidney infections are associated with

some autoimmune diseases like lupus, so I knew this was part of my

implant experience and the healing process.

I decided to really get things under control then....the cranberry

juice, raw garlic, ozone therapy (drinking ozonated water and doing

ozone insufflations), uva ursi herbs and other kidney supportive

herbs, kidney flush, and finally just settling into the bathroom

with a good book and a jug of water to guzzle and to " void " when the

urge hit, in order to dump whatever pathogens were there. It has

worked well.

I hope this is encouraging to others here who may be going through

similar stuff.

Patty

>

> Kim,

>

> Other women have reported blood in their urine . . .

> Patty has has very good results by taking a jug of

> water to the bathroom with her - then (as she says)

> drinking and peeing . . .

>

> Silicone does irritate the kidneys and bladder. Unless

> there's an infection, there's a good chance you can do

> better by drinking a lot of water to dilute whatever

> is passing through your system. 1/2 once of water per

> pound of body weight is recommended.

>

> Welcome to ! . . . I hope we can help you

> get better soon!

>

> Hugs and prayers,

>

> Rogene

>

[Guest guest]

I should have mentioned the most important part.

I haven't had a SINGLE bladder infection since. That was in the

year 2000, fully 2 years after explant when it all started, yet in

the period of time that I was still very much recovering from my

implant experience. It's been over 5 years now since I had a

bladder infection, and 3 years since I considered myself fully

healed. It's definitely a thing of the past.

Patty

>

> LOL, Maybe I should find a better terminology? Guzzling and

voiding?

> Drinking and eliminating....(I hope I didn't offend anyone by

saying

> peeing!) Anyway, I went through a long period of time when I had

a

> frightening bladder infection requiring an emergency room visit

and

> an IV of antibiotics to get rid of the pain, which was so bad I

was

> practically crying. Then the beginnings of another one that

needed

> very expensive antibiotic pills again. After that, I would get

the

> sensation of having to go to the bathroom, but spilling only about

a

> teaspoon of urine when I got there, and burning the whole time. I

> was afraid I was becoming incontinent as well, as a couple of

times

> I didn't quite make it to the bathroom in time.

>

> I knew in my research that kidney infections are associated with

> some autoimmune diseases like lupus, so I knew this was part of my

> implant experience and the healing process.

>

> I decided to really get things under control then....the cranberry

> juice, raw garlic, ozone therapy (drinking ozonated water and

doing

> ozone insufflations), uva ursi herbs and other kidney supportive

> herbs, kidney flush, and finally just settling into the bathroom

> with a good book and a jug of water to guzzle and to " void " when

the

> urge hit, in order to dump whatever pathogens were there. It has

> worked well.

>

> I hope this is encouraging to others here who may be going through

> similar stuff.

>

> Patty

>

>

>

> --- In , Rogene S <saxony01@y...>

wrote:

> >

> > Kim,

> >

> > Other women have reported blood in their urine . . .

> > Patty has has very good results by taking a jug of

> > water to the bathroom with her - then (as she says)

> > drinking and peeing . . .

> >

> > Silicone does irritate the kidneys and bladder. Unless

> > there's an infection, there's a good chance you can do

> > better by drinking a lot of water to dilute whatever

> > is passing through your system. 1/2 once of water per

> > pound of body weight is recommended.

> >

> > Welcome to ! . . . I hope we can help you

> > get better soon!

> >

> > Hugs and prayers,

> >

> > Rogene

> >

>