Re: After Explant

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When I say I am better now I mean BETTER 100% better. It has taken me

about 1 and half almost 2 years to be able to say 100% though. YES

brain fog was the most serious symptom that I had, it is gone

completely now, I have not had it in months. I know it was the

implants, as it came on 3 months after implantation and went away for

good after explant. You have hope, but you also have to be patient.

The longer you had the implants for the longer it will probably take

to get better. YOu need to get them out and then you can begin the

long road, I believe that diet and supplements will help and that you

must get some exercise to make a full recovery. Exercise is very

important.I feel that I healed much more quickly due to my intense

working out. This does not mean you must do it as much as me, but you

do need to get that oxgen flowing into your brain and this is one of

the best ways to do that. In the meantime you may want to take a baby

aspirin a day to help thin that blood, this may help with your brain

fog.

Good luck and hugs

C

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<denisetjohnson@c...> wrote:

> When you all say you're feeling better since your explants, what

does that mean?

> I know some say they took longer to feel better than others, but is

it full recovery?

> Do I have hope? Is it foolish for me to think that my brain fog

will go and never return?

> Anyone in here have brain fog before explant and then after explant

it went away and NEVER came back?

>

> Same question for the joint pain and also the awful plantar

fascitis.

>

> Thx

>

>

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Probably a couple weeks or so.GMCLADY98@... wrote: I know it all differs from patient to patient but how soon after explant did you ladies start to drive and do light cleaning around the house ? I'm probably having a lift too. Maybe a T lift.

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