Re: Hi all I went for the u/s on my throid

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Nan ~

Geezus, just how ignorant your doctor became once he learned of the implants. It is amazing how between the FDA/Medical Field/Pharmaceutical companies, doctors have become increasingly stupid ! ! I cant believe he couldnt tell you where to go from there. I would call his office and ask them this question. If I were your mother, wife, or daughter, where would you like them to go?

Montel is doing a what you put in your body and how to detox, i am gonna watch it.........

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Nan ~

Also, I would contact Kolb and ask her if you should have any tests done now so you all can go over them when you see her. Maybe a CT of your upper body and neck and head?? Maybe a blood workup? I thought is they are enlarged due to toxins and reaction to all your surgery. Best to be safe though, and would be nice to have the tests there at home so you can discuss it with her at your appointment. Sending you love and blessings ~ DedeSee what's free at AOL.com.

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Nan,

I am so happy you opted for the u/s. Perhaps Dr. Kolb can offer

better answers. I am so sorry you are having pain.

Lynn

>

> today because I still have a bad sore spot and can't breathe.

Turns

> out it is not my thyroid at all, it is my windpipe. He found two

> masses in it, said they look like lymph nodes. He was very

confused

> and kept asking why someone my age would have lymph nodes on the

> breast and now in the windpipe and so I ended up telling him I had

> implants removed, at which point he took the typical lost and

> distressed road and became very nervous and kept saying over and

over

> well I am just an endo so I don't know. When I asked where to go

for

> this problem and to find out exactly what the masses are he said, I

> don't know, maybe an ENT. Do they not go to medical school for

> goodness sakes! He could not wait to get me out. So I had them

fax

> the u/s to Dr Kolb. I have never heard of clogged lymph nodes in

the

> windpipe! He said it looks like an infection and I will need

> antibiotics, to which I replied that I have had enought antibiotics

> for a football team. Anyway, I am still sch for my lymph node

removal

> surgery with Dr Kolb in a week and a half, the left side is now

quite

> painful and swollen. Other than that I have been feeling a little

> better! Love Nan

>

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In my experience of having lymph nodes removed. ( 7 ) they were all scarred down and were cystic and some with necrotic tissue. Nodes that were just reactive and enlarged were left in, as those can recover and work again. See what's free at AOL.com.

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Nan,

I am so sorry and what a " strange " thing! In your windpipe !

Makes me wonder about doctors removing our lymph nodes? I don't

know much about how this system functions.

Is it better to remove them or leave them in? Didn't Kolb take

some of yours out? If they take them out....do other lymph nodes

get clogged elsewhere with debris and infection? Do the stuff just

circulate, clogging up another lymph? Could this be the

reason...other lymphs of yours swelled up?

>

> today because I still have a bad sore spot and can't breathe.

Turns

> out it is not my thyroid at all, it is my windpipe. He found two

> masses in it, said they look like lymph nodes. He was very

confused

> and kept asking why someone my age would have lymph nodes on the

> breast and now in the windpipe and so I ended up telling him I had

> implants removed, at which point he took the typical lost and

> distressed road and became very nervous and kept saying over and

over

> well I am just an endo so I don't know. When I asked where to go

for

> this problem and to find out exactly what the masses are he said,

I

> don't know, maybe an ENT. Do they not go to medical school for

> goodness sakes! He could not wait to get me out. So I had them

fax

> the u/s to Dr Kolb. I have never heard of clogged lymph nodes in

the

> windpipe! He said it looks like an infection and I will need

> antibiotics, to which I replied that I have had enought

antibiotics

> for a football team. Anyway, I am still sch for my lymph node

removal

> surgery with Dr Kolb in a week and a half, the left side is now

quite

> painful and swollen. Other than that I have been feeling a little

> better! Love Nan

>

[Guest guest]

Lynn, this is all over my head! I have no idea, and the dr said he

thinks it looks like lymph nodes, but of course he does not know and

does not where I should go, the nurse even looked and me and shook

her head because he was just too anxious to rush me out since it was

not my thyroid. Very frustrating! How are you feeling? Nan

> >

> > today because I still have a bad sore spot and can't breathe.

> Turns

> > out it is not my thyroid at all, it is my windpipe. He found

two

> > masses in it, said they look like lymph nodes. He was very

> confused

> > and kept asking why someone my age would have lymph nodes on the

> > breast and now in the windpipe and so I ended up telling him I

had

> > implants removed, at which point he took the typical lost and

> > distressed road and became very nervous and kept saying over and

> over

> > well I am just an endo so I don't know. When I asked where to

go

> for

> > this problem and to find out exactly what the masses are he

said,

> I

> > don't know, maybe an ENT. Do they not go to medical school for

> > goodness sakes! He could not wait to get me out. So I had them

> fax

> > the u/s to Dr Kolb. I have never heard of clogged lymph nodes

in

> the

> > windpipe! He said it looks like an infection and I will need

> > antibiotics, to which I replied that I have had enought

> antibiotics

> > for a football team. Anyway, I am still sch for my lymph node

> removal

> > surgery with Dr Kolb in a week and a half, the left side is now

> quite

> > painful and swollen. Other than that I have been feeling a

little

> > better! Love Nan

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Nan,

It's over my head too. What about an ENT since they are Ear Nose and

throat? I know you mentioned that before...

Or....could you call the Radiologist who read the ultra sound? Of

course, he will probably just tell you all he does is " read them "

but they are Doctors too and perhaps he could offer a recommendation

for the next step.

SAndra

> > >

> > > today because I still have a bad sore spot and can't breathe.

> > Turns

> > > out it is not my thyroid at all, it is my windpipe. He found

> two

> > > masses in it, said they look like lymph nodes. He was very

> > confused

> > > and kept asking why someone my age would have lymph nodes on

the

> > > breast and now in the windpipe and so I ended up telling him I

> had

> > > implants removed, at which point he took the typical lost and

> > > distressed road and became very nervous and kept saying over

and

> > over

> > > well I am just an endo so I don't know. When I asked where to

> go

> > for

> > > this problem and to find out exactly what the masses are he

> said,

> > I

> > > don't know, maybe an ENT. Do they not go to medical school

for

> > > goodness sakes! He could not wait to get me out. So I had

them

> > fax

> > > the u/s to Dr Kolb. I have never heard of clogged lymph nodes

> in

> > the

> > > windpipe! He said it looks like an infection and I will need

> > > antibiotics, to which I replied that I have had enought

> > antibiotics

> > > for a football team. Anyway, I am still sch for my lymph node

> > removal

> > > surgery with Dr Kolb in a week and a half, the left side is

now

> > quite

> > > painful and swollen. Other than that I have been feeling a

> little

> > > better! Love Nan

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Lynn, that is the scary thing, the man who did the u/s was the

doctor and he explained the whole thing to me as he was doing it, so

I got to see the spots. So when he shuffled me out after having

seen these I was shocked. Wouldn't you think he has some ethical

obligation to tell me what to do, what if I stoppped breathing from

this or had cancer, which I doubt, probably more clogged lymph

nodes, but still, makes you wonder how anyone lives through all this

stuff! Are you feeling okay? Nan

> > > >

> > > > today because I still have a bad sore spot and can't

breathe.

> > > Turns

> > > > out it is not my thyroid at all, it is my windpipe. He

found

> > two

> > > > masses in it, said they look like lymph nodes. He was very

> > > confused

> > > > and kept asking why someone my age would have lymph nodes on

> the

> > > > breast and now in the windpipe and so I ended up telling him

I

> > had

> > > > implants removed, at which point he took the typical lost

and

> > > > distressed road and became very nervous and kept saying over

> and

> > > over

> > > > well I am just an endo so I don't know. When I asked where

to

> > go

> > > for

> > > > this problem and to find out exactly what the masses are he

> > said,

> > > I

> > > > don't know, maybe an ENT. Do they not go to medical school

> for

> > > > goodness sakes! He could not wait to get me out. So I had

> them

> > > fax

> > > > the u/s to Dr Kolb. I have never heard of clogged lymph

nodes

> > in

> > > the

> > > > windpipe! He said it looks like an infection and I will

need

> > > > antibiotics, to which I replied that I have had enought

> > > antibiotics

> > > > for a football team. Anyway, I am still sch for my lymph

node

> > > removal

> > > > surgery with Dr Kolb in a week and a half, the left side is

> now

> > > quite

> > > > painful and swollen. Other than that I have been feeling a

> > little

> > > > better! Love Nan

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Nan,

This is that has been responding...not Lynn although I am

sure Lynn would make the same comments...right Lynn?

LOL.

> > > > >

> > > > > today because I still have a bad sore spot and can't

> breathe.

> > > > Turns

> > > > > out it is not my thyroid at all, it is my windpipe. He

> found

> > > two

> > > > > masses in it, said they look like lymph nodes. He was

very

> > > > confused

> > > > > and kept asking why someone my age would have lymph nodes

on

> > the

> > > > > breast and now in the windpipe and so I ended up telling

him

> I

> > > had

> > > > > implants removed, at which point he took the typical lost

> and

> > > > > distressed road and became very nervous and kept saying

over

> > and

> > > > over

> > > > > well I am just an endo so I don't know. When I asked

where

> to

> > > go

> > > > for

> > > > > this problem and to find out exactly what the masses are

he

> > > said,

> > > > I

> > > > > don't know, maybe an ENT. Do they not go to medical

school

> > for

> > > > > goodness sakes! He could not wait to get me out. So I

had

> > them

> > > > fax

> > > > > the u/s to Dr Kolb. I have never heard of clogged lymph

> nodes

> > > in

> > > > the

> > > > > windpipe! He said it looks like an infection and I will

> need

> > > > > antibiotics, to which I replied that I have had enought

> > > > antibiotics

> > > > > for a football team. Anyway, I am still sch for my lymph

> node

> > > > removal

> > > > > surgery with Dr Kolb in a week and a half, the left side

is

> > now

> > > > quite

> > > > > painful and swollen. Other than that I have been feeling

a

> > > little

> > > > > better! Love Nan

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

An Interview with Ear, Nose, Throat Doctor

I said yesterday I thought it would be pulmonology, because the windpipe is connected to the lungs, but this area is treated by ENT. I guess if it was a problem located closer to the lungs, it would be pulmonary.

This site explains it well.

Hugs

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[Guest guest]

Nan, I am so mixed on that. I would call a pulmonary office and ask them if they see people for windpipe masses, if so, fo in and see them, if not, then call a ENT. Today after looking that mans site up, i thought , sure, maybe, my gut goes with my first suggestion, pulmonary.

Blessings to you, how are you feeling today?

Hugs

DSee what's free at AOL.com.

[Guest guest]

Nan... not sure if you meant this response for or me. I did

respond to an earlier post and we are on the same page. I think he

would have an ethical duty to find somebody to help you if he can't,

you shouldn't have to do this! I can only imagine the anxiety he

must have caused you. I am happy Dr. Kolb is involved, I really

think that she'll lead you to the right doctor (it may be her)...

Lynn

> > > > >

> > > > > today because I still have a bad sore spot and can't

> breathe.

> > > > Turns

> > > > > out it is not my thyroid at all, it is my windpipe. He

> found

> > > two

> > > > > masses in it, said they look like lymph nodes. He was very

> > > > confused

> > > > > and kept asking why someone my age would have lymph nodes

on

> > the

> > > > > breast and now in the windpipe and so I ended up telling

him

> I

> > > had

> > > > > implants removed, at which point he took the typical lost

> and

> > > > > distressed road and became very nervous and kept saying

over

> > and

> > > > over

> > > > > well I am just an endo so I don't know. When I asked where

> to

> > > go

> > > > for

> > > > > this problem and to find out exactly what the masses are he

> > > said,

> > > > I

> > > > > don't know, maybe an ENT. Do they not go to medical school

> > for

> > > > > goodness sakes! He could not wait to get me out. So I had

> > them

> > > > fax

> > > > > the u/s to Dr Kolb. I have never heard of clogged lymph

> nodes

> > > in

> > > > the

> > > > > windpipe! He said it looks like an infection and I will

> need

> > > > > antibiotics, to which I replied that I have had enought

> > > > antibiotics

> > > > > for a football team. Anyway, I am still sch for my lymph

> node

> > > > removal

> > > > > surgery with Dr Kolb in a week and a half, the left side is

> > now

> > > > quite

> > > > > painful and swollen. Other than that I have been feeling a

> > > little

> > > > > better! Love Nan

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

,

you are right I hadn't even read your post yet and I also said

ENT (I think I called it a EENT on accident).

Lynn

> > > > > >

> > > > > > today because I still have a bad sore spot and can't

> > breathe.

> > > > > Turns

> > > > > > out it is not my thyroid at all, it is my windpipe. He

> > found

> > > > two

> > > > > > masses in it, said they look like lymph nodes. He was

> very

> > > > > confused

> > > > > > and kept asking why someone my age would have lymph nodes

> on

> > > the

> > > > > > breast and now in the windpipe and so I ended up telling

> him

> > I

> > > > had

> > > > > > implants removed, at which point he took the typical lost

> > and

> > > > > > distressed road and became very nervous and kept saying

> over

> > > and

> > > > > over

> > > > > > well I am just an endo so I don't know. When I asked

> where

> > to

> > > > go

> > > > > for

> > > > > > this problem and to find out exactly what the masses are

> he

> > > > said,

> > > > > I

> > > > > > don't know, maybe an ENT. Do they not go to medical

> school

> > > for

> > > > > > goodness sakes! He could not wait to get me out. So I

> had

> > > them

> > > > > fax

> > > > > > the u/s to Dr Kolb. I have never heard of clogged lymph

> > nodes

> > > > in

> > > > > the

> > > > > > windpipe! He said it looks like an infection and I will

> > need

> > > > > > antibiotics, to which I replied that I have had enought

> > > > > antibiotics

> > > > > > for a football team. Anyway, I am still sch for my lymph

> > node

> > > > > removal

> > > > > > surgery with Dr Kolb in a week and a half, the left side

> is

> > > now

> > > > > quite

> > > > > > painful and swollen. Other than that I have been feeling

> a

> > > > little

> > > > > > better! Love Nan

> > > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

-Again I don;t know, because I feel like I am never getting enough

air and the area under my ribs in the middle is always sore. Nan

-- In , DGRAHAMA@... wrote:

>

> _An Interview with Ear, Nose, Throat Doctor _

> (http://www.nsta.org/main/news/stories/science_teacher.php?

news_story_ID=53026)

> I said yesterday I thought it would be pulmonology, because the

windpipe is

> connected to the lungs, but this area is treated by ENT. I guess

if it was a

> problem located closer to the lungs, it would be pulmonary.

> This site explains it well.

> Hugs

> D

>

>

>

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