Re: I am new and need advice.

November 10, 2004

For augmentation, insurance removal is usually contingent on a few things,

such as extreme hardness, rupture, massive infection and rejection. It may

be VERY difficult to have them removed under insurance for symptoms such as

many of us have and have had.

Where are you? There may be some local support and help that can be

offered by some of the many women on this site.

Lynda

At 04:09 PM 11/10/2004, you wrote:

>I have just joined this group after doing research on why I have been

>feeling so horrible for many weeks and I am growing increasingly

>suspicious that I may be having problems with my implants!! There

>are no outward signs that they have leaked nor or they tender or

>sore. I wonder what tests (if any) a regular doctor can be prompted

>to do to prove that I may need to have the implants removed. I have

>already had blood and urine that returned normal but I am

>experiencing many (but not all) of the effects I have found listed.

>Sorry, I guess I don't want to take out a loan to have them removed

>if I really don't need to spend the money as I have two small

>children and am struggling financially anyway. Any reply would be

>appreciated. Thanks.

>

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