Re: MS Like Symptoms etc...

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Hi Dede,

You are kidding! I asked my doctor that and he made it seem like i

was nuts and complelty overreacting. I just took his word for it and

waited until it healed. I thought i had done such great job

researching before getting my implants but apparently i had no clue

whati was getting into. Doctors are quickly loosing my confidence

with their " theories " . Thanks for the info.

>

> ~

> An abcess is an infection ! !

> _Abcess - Human pathology_ (http://www.humpath.com/Abcess)

> Bless your heart, I am glad you are getting

> your implants out in the near future !

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Darling Dede:

That is what I have in my right breast, Dr. Blais called it a chronic abscess. Today, my doctor found a lump behind my left nipple, and that is why I am having pain. I am off to bed, because she has caused me more pain. She is a loving doctor, and she said that she had never seen anyone in my condition.

Now, we hope that other doctors will listen and help to get this garbage out of my breasts.

Sending love and hope to all...Lea and Superman

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An abcess is an infection ! !

Abcess - Human pathology

Bless your heart, I am glad you are getting

your implants out in the near future !

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Dede,

Yea thats why i am so glad that i found this site. Not only does it

provide great info but gives the support to other women facing this

problem.

>

> ~

> The deception was totally WRONG ! but the flip side, you didnt

worry, so

> you probably healed quicker..........Abcesses can potentially be

very dangerous

> ! I would not trust this doctor any longer.

> Many Doctors no longer practice medicine, they practice deceit

and drug

> pushing. That is what keeps people returning for fee for

service. Money and

> greed is their lifeline.

> The few good doctors ........bless them! ! !

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, An abcess IS an infection . . . abcesses can vary in degree . . . and can become dangerous. I'm happy to hear you got through everything OK . . . Or, did you? Maybe that was the seed that later turned into later problems. Hugs, Rogene

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,

My goodness! Is the hole on the right side the drain

hole? What happened to the original wound that opened

up at your scar? I hope that is clearing up ok. It is

so strange to have surgery under local anesthetic. I

had an umbilical hernia repaired under local and I

remember the Dr's talking and feeling some pressure. I

hope you are doing well now. Did your original PS

remove the implants for you??

Katy:)

--- <jessicalmorgan@...> wrote:

> Hey! Well I had my surgery monday, the weird thing

> was I was awake

> the whole time, just had local anesthesia. The dr

> went ahead and

> removed both implants, did capsulectomy and put a

> drain on the right

> side (the bad one). I went back today so he could

> check on me and he

> removed the drain. On my right side I developed I

> guess diaper rash?

> After surgery I was told to put a pad(kotex) under

> breast so it could

> soak up anything from drain. Well the right side

> looks pretty gross

> and he says it's a diaper rash?? Gave me some more

> medicine for that

> and says my wound will close on it's own?! The left

> side is fine (at

> least i think / hope it is). I still have an

> opening (where drain

> was) on the right side and I find that really weird,

> but I asked him

> and the nurse several times are you sure it's ok

> leaving it OPEN?! and

> they both said it will close up on it's own that I

> just need to keep

> it clean and VERY dry (hard to do now that i have no

> implants in and

> my boobs kinda sag and touch the skin under it lol

> and it's VERY hot

> in Texas). So I've got guaze there now and just

> keep changing it,

> been laying on my couch with my shirt up so i can

> keep air blowing on

> it to keep it dry. I also got a copy of my records

> today (minus

> monday's info which they say they will mail to me).

> I go back for

> another check up on Monday.

>

> Hopefully this will all clear up and I can continue

> on my path to get

> healthy again!

>

> On a positive note, I did convince my neighbor and a

> friend to NEVER

> get implants. My neighbor was talking to me about

> wanting to do it and

> I told her my situation and mentioned how so many

> other women have

> similar or worse problems and she's decided she wont

> do it!

>

> Thanks for being here gals! It really helps!!!

>

>

>

>

> > >

> > > Dear ,

> > > I can understand your fear entirely. You've come

> to a place

> > where we can be supportive, be a shoulder to cry

> on, and hopefully,

> > help you through this difficult time with answers

> that speak directly

> > to your needs.

> > >

> > > First of all, that hole is definitely something

> that has been a

> > problem for some women--not many--but it does

> happen and needs

> > immediate attention. The incision can open up if

> there is not

> > adequate healthy tissue in the area, primarily

> because the blood

> > supply is reduced, and it does not heal well

> and/or becomes

> > infected. Sometimes the skin starts to die in the

> area--the term for

> > it is " necrosis " , and it is something that needs

> immediate

> > attention. The skin turns black and the holes will

> just get larger

> > and larger if the treatment is not adequate.

> Getting the implant out

> > will definitely contribute to healing. It is

> imperative that you eat

> > well and allow this area to regain a good blood

> supply. We have

> > pictures of a breast with necrosis on our

> Shutterfly site (the

> > password is implants).

> > >

> > >

> http://.shutterfly.com/action/pictures?

> > ap= & a=67b0de21b3334f7905fc & pg=2

> > >

> > > They are in the very 1st album (scroll down to

> album 1, and go to

> > pictures 25-28.

> > >

> > > Jeena also has pictures of her necrosis under

> her story on

> > Explantation.com

> > >

> > > http://www.explantation.com/ Here is part of her

> story (I don't

> > want to scare you, as things will get better for

> you, but you need to

> > be prepared.)

> > > MY COMPLICATIONS

> > > Unfortunately, I am one of the victims who faced

> complications.

> > Had I not had Dr. Feng, I am certain my

> explantation would have

> > resulted in far worse tragedy. As suspected, the

> tissue around my

> > implants was not healthy. The blood supply to my

> left breast was

> > compromised due to the implants and capsules. The

> pathology report

> > proved it was medically necessary to have them

> removed, with words

> > like " foam cell reaction " to the silicone, and

> " synovial metaplasia " .

> > I, indeed, was in a constant state of allergic

> reaction. By the time

> > I went, 6 different physicians agreed I needed to

> be explanted.

> > > Because of my unhealthy breast tissue, lack of

> good blood supply

> > and connective tissue disease, my left breast did

> not heal properly.

> > The bandages came off and revealed severe bruising

> and damage. Over a

> > 7 week period, I had to apply acidic bandages,

> pulling off dead skin,

> > and revealing new, pink skin behind it. It was

> painful and

> > discouraging, but I followed the instructions

> completely and took the

> > antibiotics. Everything appeared to be fine, when

> one day, a large

> > scabby area on the vertical scar came off with the

> bandage. Within a

> > few days, the vertical incision split open and I

> had

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Rogene,

I really have no idea. Once i went to the doctor and he said it was

fine i believed him so i didnt give it anymore thought. It did close

and there is not even a mark there now so i have no idea if that

contributed to anything?? Good question. Thats the thing, symptoms can

be related to so many diffrent things its hard to know for sure. At

least if i have these things properly removed they will be one thing I

can rule out.

>

> ,

>

> An abcess IS an infection . . . abcesses can vary in degree . . .

and can become dangerous.

>

> I'm happy to hear you got through everything OK . . . Or, did you?

Maybe that was the seed that later turned into later problems.

>

> Hugs,

>

> Rogene

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Traci,

You said it will close up within 24 hours, but no shower...what about

guaze? I was told to keep the area clean & VERY dry and to put a

rolled up guaze near the hole. The rolled up guaze is to keep the

skin from touching each other and collecting sweat in between my

breast and other skin (upper stomach area i guess. I'm also on two

different antibiotics, one is an antifungal antibiotic the other just

a reg antibiotic.

Thanks

> > > > Hello I am new here and have been having problems with my

> > > saline

> > > > implants. For at least 6 months now I've been having MS like

> > > > symptoms, I haven't been to a neurologist yet (don't have

> > > > insurance). Well I am in Virginia at the moment visiting family.

> > > > While I was in West Virginia last week visiting my parents I

> > > noticed

> > > > my incisision looked odd, it was red/irritated and had a very

very

> > > > small opening...the next day it started leaking clear/pussy

stuff,

> > > > the next morning I had a bubble (clear) lifted up my breast to

> > > check

> > > > it out better with light / mirror and the tiny bubble busted and

> > > > started leaking out clear fluids. The next day the hole is

bigger.

> > > > I came back to my sisters house that day and went straight to the

> > > > emergency room. They informed me that the blackness I saw was

> > > > actually my IMPLANT!!! They said I have an infection and need to

> > > get

> > > > it removed, let it heal etc...They gave me antibiotics and some

> > > gauze

> > > > to keep it covered. I don't go back to Texas till Sat. and can't

> > > get

> > > > in to see my dr there till Monday. But the ER assured me I'd

be ok

> > > > if I was on antibiotics and kept the gauze over it. Well today

the

> > > > hole looks a little tiny bit bigger and it's just totally

freaking

> > > me

> > > > out. How/why would my incisision just open and has this ever

> > > > happened to any of you?!?! And my other question is has anyone

else

> > > > had their implants cause Multiple Sclerosis like Symptoms?!

When I

> > > > get to my dr. I am going to have him just take the implants

out for

> > > > good...I'm only 29 and don't want to have to go through these

> > > > problems anymore...I wish I would've never done this. Thanks in

> > > > advance!

> > > >

> > > > Worried/scared....

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

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Patty,

I guess because I was a last minute surgery or something? But I

wasn't in any pain I guess except for getting the shots, everything

just felt really weird...I don't think I've ever been awake for any

kind of surgery. I didn't look at capsules/implants I was afraid I'd

pass out, I kept my head turned the whole time lol.

Well when I had the drain in, they told me to keep a pad over it. I

guess the fluid and me sweating at night while sleeping caused the

diaper rash.

That's what I said, thank god they are out now and hopefully I'll be

getting better soon!

I guess it looks ok, I was a bit saggy before, and I guess it's not

much saggier now. It doesn't look as bad as I thought it was going to

look after but I sure was depressed about it the day I had the

surgery, I was very emotional and couldn't quit crying lol. But I'm

doing better now, just gotta keep telling myself I am healthier

without them! The dr. mention before doing a lift, make them look

perky but I don't want ANYMORE cosmetic surgeries EVER. I've learned

my lesson!

Talk to ya laters!

> > > Hello I am new here and have been having problems with my

> > saline

> > > implants. For at least 6 months now I've been having MS like

> > > symptoms, I haven't been to a neurologist yet (don't have

> > > insurance). Well I am in Virginia at the moment visiting family.

> > > While I was in West Virginia last week visiting my parents I

> > noticed

> > > my incisision looked odd, it was red/irritated and had a very very

> > > small opening...the next day it started leaking clear/pussy stuff,

> > > the next morning I had a bubble (clear) lifted up my breast to

> > check

> > > it out better with light / mirror and the tiny bubble busted and

> > > started leaking out clear fluids. The next day the hole is bigger.

> > > I came back to my sisters house that day and went straight to the

> > > emergency room. They informed me that the blackness I saw was

> > > actually my IMPLANT!!! They said I have an infection and need to

> > get

> > > it removed, let it heal etc...They gave me antibiotics and some

> > gauze

> > > to keep it covered. I don't go back to Texas till Sat. and can't

> > get

> > > in to see my dr there till Monday. But the ER assured me I'd be ok

> > > if I was on antibiotics and kept the gauze over it. Well today the

> > > hole looks a little tiny bit bigger and it's just totally freaking

> > me

> > > out. How/why would my incisision just open and has this ever

> > > happened to any of you?!?! And my other question is has anyone else

> > > had their implants cause Multiple Sclerosis like Symptoms?! When I

> > > get to my dr. I am going to have him just take the implants out for

> > > good...I'm only 29 and don't want to have to go through these

> > > problems anymore...I wish I would've never done this. Thanks in

> > > advance!

> > >

> > > Worried/scared....

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > ---------------------------------

> > > Take the Internet to Go: Go puts the Internet in your pocket:

> > mail, news, photos & more.

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ---------------------------------

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story.

> > Play Sims Stories at Games.

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

He said I wasn't having much of a discharge and because of the " diaper

rash " I guess.

>

> ,

>

> Did the doctor say why he removed the drain so soon?

>

> Rogene

>

[Guest guest]

Katy,

Yeah the right side was the side that had opened and same side drain

was on. I think he just used that hole and cut a little more open to

remove implants etc...then sewed the drain in place there. Yes the

original PS removed them.

I'm doing ok I guess, I'm glad to have them out, just wish this hole

would close up already and I can move on to getting healthier!

Thanks

> > > >

> > > > Dear ,

> > > > I can understand your fear entirely. You've come

> > to a place

> > > where we can be supportive, be a shoulder to cry

> > on, and hopefully,

> > > help you through this difficult time with answers

> > that speak directly

> > > to your needs.

> > > >

> > > > First of all, that hole is definitely something

> > that has been a

> > > problem for some women--not many--but it does

> > happen and needs

> > > immediate attention. The incision can open up if

> > there is not

> > > adequate healthy tissue in the area, primarily

> > because the blood

> > > supply is reduced, and it does not heal well

> > and/or becomes

> > > infected. Sometimes the skin starts to die in the

> > area--the term for

> > > it is " necrosis " , and it is something that needs

> > immediate

> > > attention. The skin turns black and the holes will

> > just get larger

> > > and larger if the treatment is not adequate.

> > Getting the implant out

> > > will definitely contribute to healing. It is

> > imperative that you eat

> > > well and allow this area to regain a good blood

> > supply. We have

> > > pictures of a breast with necrosis on our

> > Shutterfly site (the

> > > password is implants).

> > > >

> > > >

> > http://.shutterfly.com/action/pictures?

> > > ap= & a=67b0de21b3334f7905fc & pg=2

> > > >

> > > > They are in the very 1st album (scroll down to

> > album 1, and go to

> > > pictures 25-28.

> > > >

> > > > Jeena also has pictures of her necrosis under

> > her story on

> > > Explantation.com

> > > >

> > > > http://www.explantation.com/ Here is part of her

> > story (I don't

> > > want to scare you, as things will get better for

> > you, but you need to

> > > be prepared.)

> > > > MY COMPLICATIONS

> > > > Unfortunately, I am one of the victims who faced

> > complications.

> > > Had I not had Dr. Feng, I am certain my

> > explantation would have

> > > resulted in far worse tragedy. As suspected, the

> > tissue around my

> > > implants was not healthy. The blood supply to my

> > left breast was

> > > compromised due to the implants and capsules. The

> > pathology report

> > > proved it was medically necessary to have them

> > removed, with words

> > > like " foam cell reaction " to the silicone, and

> > " synovial metaplasia " .

> > > I, indeed, was in a constant state of allergic

> > reaction. By the time

> > > I went, 6 different physicians agreed I needed to

> > be explanted.

> > > > Because of my unhealthy breast tissue, lack of

> > good blood supply

> > > and connective tissue disease, my left breast did

> > not heal properly.

> > > The bandages came off and revealed severe bruising

> > and damage. Over a

> > > 7 week period, I had to apply acidic bandages,

> > pulling off dead skin,

> > > and revealing new, pink skin behind it. It was

> > painful and

> > > discouraging, but I followed the instructions

> > completely and took the

> > > antibiotics. Everything appeared to be fine, when

> > one day, a large

> > > scabby area on the vertical scar came off with the

> > bandage. Within a

> > > few days, the vertical incision split open and I

> > had

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Lea,

Thank you for the welcome! Yes my implants were under the muscle. So

right after surgery I expected my muscles to hurt, but it took a

couple days and the muscle was a little sore (mostly on my right

side). But the pain isn't to bad I guess. I'm just so glad to have

them out.

> > > Hello I am new here and have been having problems with my

> > saline

> > > implants. For at least 6 months now I've been having MS like

> > > symptoms, I haven't been to a neurologist yet (don't have

> > > insurance). Well I am in Virginia at the moment visiting

family.

> > > While I was in West Virginia last week visiting my parents I

> > noticed

> > > my incisision looked odd, it was red/irritated and had a

very very

> > > small opening...the next day it started leaking clear/pussy

stuff,

> > > the next morning I had a bubble (clear) lifted up my breast to

> > check

> > > it out better with light / mirror and the tiny bubble busted

and

> > > started leaking out clear fluids. The next day the hole is

bigger.

> > > I came back to my sisters house that day and went straight

to the

> > > emergency room. They informed me that the blackness I saw was

> > > actually my IMPLANT!!! They said I have an infection and

need to

> > get

> > > it removed, let it heal etc...They gave me antibiotics and some

> > gauze

> > > to keep it covered. I don't go back to Texas till Sat. and

can't

> > get

> > > in to see my dr there till Monday. But the ER assured me I'd

be ok

> > > if I was on antibiotics and kept the gauze over it. Well

today the

> > > hole looks a little tiny bit bigger and it's just totally

freaking

> > me

> > > out. How/why would my incisision just open and has this ever

> > > happened to any of you?!?! And my other question is has

anyone else

> > > had their implants cause Multiple Sclerosis like Symptoms?!

When I

> > > get to my dr. I am going to have him just take the implants

out for

> > > good...I'm only 29 and don't want to have to go through these

> > > problems anymore...I wish I would've never done this. Thanks in

> > > advance!

> > >

> > > Worried/scared....

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > ---------------------------------

> > > Take the Internet to Go: Go puts the Internet in your

pocket:

> > mail, news, photos & more.

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ---------------------------------

> > Moody friends. Drama queens. Your life? Nope! - their life,

your story.

> > Play Sims Stories at Games.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

,

Well I am glad that you were able to get this taken

care of so quickly. I hope that your recovery will be

speedy! Do you still have the drain in? I'm sure it

will close quite quickly after the drain tube is out.

Was your surgeon concerned at all about it?

Katy=)

--- <jessicalmorgan@...> wrote:

> Katy,

> Yeah the right side was the side that had opened and

> same side drain

> was on. I think he just used that hole and cut a

> little more open to

> remove implants etc...then sewed the drain in place

> there. Yes the

> original PS removed them.

>

> I'm doing ok I guess, I'm glad to have them out,

> just wish this hole

> would close up already and I can move on to getting

> healthier!

>

> Thanks

>

>

>

> > > > >

> > > > > Dear ,

> > > > > I can understand your fear entirely. You've

> come

> > > to a place

> > > > where we can be supportive, be a shoulder to

> cry

> > > on, and hopefully,

> > > > help you through this difficult time with

> answers

> > > that speak directly

> > > > to your needs.

> > > > >

> > > > > First of all, that hole is definitely

> something

> > > that has been a

> > > > problem for some women--not many--but it does

> > > happen and needs

> > > > immediate attention. The incision can open up

> if

> > > there is not

> > > > adequate healthy tissue in the area, primarily

>

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,

Maybe your rash was from the tape?? Lots of people are

allergic to the adhesive or the pad would do it too. I

hope it is clearing up for you.

All of the women here say that it takes some time

before the " fluffing " of the tissue is done. Implants

squish it down and it takes time to fluff back up. I

bet you will notice good changes as you heal!

Katy=)

--- <jessicalmorgan@...> wrote:

> Patty,

>

> I guess because I was a last minute surgery or

> something? But I

> wasn't in any pain I guess except for getting the

> shots, everything

> just felt really weird...I don't think I've ever

> been awake for any

> kind of surgery. I didn't look at capsules/implants

> I was afraid I'd

> pass out, I kept my head turned the whole time lol.

>

> Well when I had the drain in, they told me to keep a

> pad over it. I

> guess the fluid and me sweating at night while

> sleeping caused the

> diaper rash.

>

> That's what I said, thank god they are out now and

> hopefully I'll be

> getting better soon!

>

> I guess it looks ok, I was a bit saggy before, and I

> guess it's not

> much saggier now. It doesn't look as bad as I

> thought it was going to

> look after but I sure was depressed about it the day

> I had the

> surgery, I was very emotional and couldn't quit

> crying lol. But I'm

> doing better now, just gotta keep telling myself I

> am healthier

> without them! The dr. mention before doing a lift,

> make them look

> perky but I don't want ANYMORE cosmetic surgeries

> EVER. I've learned

> my lesson!

>

> Talk to ya laters!

>

>

>

>

> > > >

> > > > Dear ,

> > > > I can understand your fear entirely. You've

> come

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Please dont over do things. You just had a major surgery that is typically done under a general anesthetic. I know how hard it is when things pile up. Your health is more important than anything right now.

Where did the doctor do your surgery? How much drainage are you having? I am so happy to hear that the hole is closing, that is great. You have had me worried. Since I worked in the field so long I have seen so much, so I can tend to worry when things sound different than what I expect. It does sound like you are doing well. Just remember, resting is when your body is doing its healing.

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Oh yeah, I hope it was just that, tape/pad. I'm guessing the pad,

because I was using tape etc while in WVa/Va and was fine but the

first time I used the pad, I woke up (from having it on overnight) and

I had that rash!! Now that I'm just using a rolled up gauze it is

looking better/clearing up and I've noticed (actually got the nerve up

to look at the hole) the hole is getting a little smaller! Just can't

wait to be stitch/hole free and can start doing a little more around

the house etc. I can't stand a messy house, kinda a neat freak and

right now it's driving me crazy lol! I did a huge load of dishes

tonight and am sore now and wore out!! My bf kept telling me to stop

doing it but I feel so helpless and wanting to do more. I'll be

taking it easy tomorrow!

Thanks,

> > > > >

> > > > > Dear ,

> > > > > I can understand your fear entirely. You've

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Katy,

Yeah me to, and I was even more surprised when my dr. didn't even

charge me to take care of any of this. His nurse at first was trying

to tell my I'd have to pay for the surgery etc and I told her well I

haven't been able to work for months because of these problems and

don't have any money atm (my sister yelled in the background " maybe

you should just call your attorney) lol and the nurse said I'll talk

to him about it and call you back. She called me right back and said

the dr said not to worry about cost at all, that it's more important

to get them out and get healthy again. No, the drain is out (kinda

glad it was quite annoying and gross but very much needed from what

I've been reading). He wasn't to concerned(about the hole?) he

assured me it would all heal up and close on it's own and soon!

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Dear ,

> > > > > > I can understand your fear entirely. You've

> > come

> > > > to a place

> > > > > where we can be supportive, be a shoulder to

> > cry

> > > > on, and hopefully,

> > > > > help you through this difficult time with

> > answers

> > > > that speak directly

> > > > > to your needs.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > First of all, that hole is definitely

> > something

> > > > that has been a

> > > > > problem for some women--not many--but it does

> > > > happen and needs

> > > > > immediate attention. The incision can open up

> > if

> > > > there is not

> > > > > adequate healthy tissue in the area, primarily

> >

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[Guest guest]

,

I think your sister yelling about the attorney in the

background was a great move! I'm sure it inspired a

change of heart! The financial part or getting your

implants out is certainly challenging. It is the

reason my implants are still in! Anyways, I hope that

you continue healing up well !

Katy:)

--- <jessicalmorgan@...> wrote:

> Katy,

>

> Yeah me to, and I was even more surprised when my

> dr. didn't even

> charge me to take care of any of this. His nurse at

> first was trying

> to tell my I'd have to pay for the surgery etc and I

> told her well I

> haven't been able to work for months because of

> these problems and

> don't have any money atm (my sister yelled in the

> background " maybe

> you should just call your attorney) lol and the

> nurse said I'll talk

> to him about it and call you back. She called me

> right back and said

> the dr said not to worry about cost at all, that

> it's more important

> to get them out and get healthy again. No, the

> drain is out (kinda

> glad it was quite annoying and gross but very much

> needed from what

> I've been reading). He wasn't to concerned(about

> the hole?) he

> assured me it would all heal up and close on it's

> own and soon!

>

>

>

>

>

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,

Good news that the hole is closing up for you! I know

it is tough to ignore the mess, but try to do it as

best you can. I am a neat freak too and my boyfriend

is the a tornado of messiness! It drives me nuts!! You

really need your rest though girl.

Katy:)

--- <jessicalmorgan@...> wrote:

> Oh yeah, I hope it was just that, tape/pad. I'm

> guessing the pad,

> because I was using tape etc while in WVa/Va and was

> fine but the

> first time I used the pad, I woke up (from having it

> on overnight) and

> I had that rash!! Now that I'm just using a rolled

> up gauze it is

> looking better/clearing up and I've noticed

> (actually got the nerve up

> to look at the hole) the hole is getting a little

> smaller! Just can't

> wait to be stitch/hole free and can start doing a

> little more around

> the house etc. I can't stand a messy house, kinda a

> neat freak and

> right now it's driving me crazy lol! I did a huge

> load of dishes

> tonight and am sore now and wore out!! My bf kept

> telling me to stop

> doing it but I feel so helpless and wanting to do

> more. I'll be

> taking it easy tomorrow!

>

> Thanks,

>

>

>

> > > > Hey! Well I had my surgery monday,

> the

> > > weird thing was I

> > > was awake

> > > > the whole time, just had local anesthesia. The

> dr

> > > went ahead and

> > > > removed both implants, did capsulectomy and

> put a

> > > drain on the right

> > > > side (the bad one). I went back today so he

> could

> > > check on me and he

> > > > removed the drain. On my right side I

> developed I

> > > guess diaper rash?

> > > > After surgery I was told to put a pad(kotex)

> under

> > > breast so it could

> > > > soak up anything from drain. Well the right

> side

> > > looks pretty gross

> > > > and he says it's a diaper rash?? Gave me some

> more

> > > medicine for that

> > > > and says my wound will close on it's own?! The

> > > left side is fine (at

> > > > least i think / hope it is). I still have an

> > > opening (where drain

> > > > was) on the right side and I find that really

> > > weird, but I asked him

> > > > and the nurse several times are you sure it's

> ok

> > > leaving it OPEN?! and

> > > > they both said it will close up on it's own

> that I

> > > just need to keep

> > > > it clean and VERY dry (hard to do now that i

> have

> > > no implants in and

> > > > my boobs kinda sag and touch the skin under it

> lol

> > > and it's VERY hot

> > > > in Texas). So I've got guaze there now and

> just

> > > keep changing it,

> > > > been laying on my couch with my shirt up so i

> can

>

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[Guest guest]

, thank you for sharing your story with the group. We all want you to get well, and get rid of that infection. You are so very brave to have the surgery with just a local. Do you have any respiratory problems? There was a lady who mentioned that she had post nasal-drip, and a bad cough. Many women have these symptoms.

I developed Asthma from my silicone breast implants, and I have never smoked. We hope that all of your symptoms will go away, but you must get plenty of rest and support.

Stay close...love always........Lea

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Re: MS Like Symptoms etc...

Lea,Thank you for the welcome! Yes my implants were under the muscle. Soright after surgery I expected my muscles to hurt, but it took acouple days and the muscle was a little sore (mostly on my rightside). But the pain isn't to bad I guess. I'm just so glad to havethem out. > > > Hello I am new here and have been having problems with my > > saline > > > implants. For at least 6 months now I've been having MS like > > > symptoms, I haven't been to a neurologist yet (don't have > > > insurance). Well I am in Virginia at the moment visitingfamily. > > > While I was in West Virginia last week visiting my parents I > > noticed > > > my incisision looked odd, it was red/irritated and had avery very > > > small opening...the next day it started leaking clear/pussystuff, > > > the next morning I had a bubble (clear) lifted up my breast to > > check > > > it out better with light / mirror and the tiny bubble bustedand > > > started leaking out clear fluids. The next day the hole isbigger. > > > I came back to my sisters house that day and went straightto the > > > emergency room. They informed me that the blackness I saw was > > > actually my IMPLANT!!! They said I have an infection andneed to > > get > > > it removed, let it heal etc...They gave me antibiotics and some > > gauze > > > to keep it covered. I don't go back to Texas till Sat. andcan't > > get > > > in to see my dr there till Monday. But the ER assured me I'dbe ok > > > if I was on antibiotics and kept the gauze over it. Welltoday the > > > hole looks a little tiny bit bigger and it's just totallyfreaking > > me > > > out. How/why would my incisision just open and has this ever > > > happened to any of you?!?! And my other question is hasanyone else > > > had their implants cause Multiple Sclerosis like Symptoms?!When I > > > get to my dr. I am going to have him just take the implantsout for > > > good...I'm only 29 and don't want to have to go through these > > > problems anymore...I wish I would've never done this. Thanks in > > > advance!> > > > > > Worried/scared....> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ---------------------------------> > > Take the Internet to Go: Go puts the Internet in yourpocket: > > mail, news, photos & more.> > >> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ---------------------------------> > Moody friends. Drama queens. Your life? Nope! - their life,your story.> > Play Sims Stories at Games.> >>