Illnesses attributed to breast implants by DOW settlement!

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The women & their

> children need to be tested for all of these. Also we

> need to find a lab that

> will test for Silicone hypersensitivity, Ionized

> platinum hypersensitivity,

> neurotoxins and MSH levels, bacteria, fungi, and

> biotoxins from mold

> I found all below in the DOW Settlement

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> There are 134 Signs-Symptoms-Findings listed

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> Disease and Disability/Severity Definitions:

> Definitions of Covered Conditions:

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> Sclerosis, Scleroderma, Lupus, Sicca Syndrome, Mixed

> Connective Tissue

> Disease/Overlap Syndrome, Arthritis, Rheumatoid

> arthritis, Non-Specific

> Immune Condition, Non-Specific Autoimmune Condition,

> Anemia, Neurological

> Disease Syndrome, Neurological Disorders, Abnormal

> Brain MRI or Spect Scan,

> Loss of Short Term Memory, Multiple Sclerosis or

> Multiple Sclerosis-like

> syndrome, Polymyositis, Dermatomyositis, Sjogren's

> Syndrome, Raynaud’s

> phenomenon, Thyroid disorder, Sleeping Spells,

> Elevation of Immunoglobulin,

> Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, EBV, Colitis or Bowel

> irritability, Pulmonary

> Disease, Serositis, Renal disorder, Hematologic

> disorder, Antinuclear

> antibody, Myositis or Myopathy, Peripheral

> Neuropathy or Polyneuropathy,

> Serologic abnormalities:

> Anti-DNA,SSA,SSB,RNP,SM,SCL-70,centromere,

> Jo-1PM-SCL, or double stranded DNA (using ELISA with

> standard cutoffs), ©

> anti-microsomal, anti-cardiolipin, or RF,

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> I did not find but maybe over looked.

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> Fibromyalgia, Organ Calcification, Loss of Smell and

> Taste, Cancer

> Allergic reactions to: Everything – Medications –

> Small amounts of everyday

> chemicals – Silicone

> Allergic Responses: Chest pain – Shortness of breath

> - Spasms of the

> Esophagus - Rashes – Itching - Asthma – Cough –

> Joint pain – Headaches -

> Loss of voice for hours or days - Lose muscle

> control - Whole body shaking

> Spine: degenerative disc disease, canal stenosis,

> disc dessication,

> spurring, degenerative spondylosis

> Shoulders, Knees, Hips: degeneration and

> osteoarthritis at the joint and

> tearing of the tendons and ligaments.

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> Subject: This is what I come up with on the tests

> from the Google search ...

> I will find out if the doctor tells me the same

> thing when I see him next

> week.

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> They just did them last week, all came back with

> some level. I went to the

> lab and picked up my tests results.

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> Blood test:

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> RNP Antibodies ... Anti-Rnp antibodies in chronic

> liver diseases

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> Antibodies ... SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS

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> Sjogren’s Anti-SS-A …Sjögren’s syndrome is a

> systemic inflammatory disorder

> that affects the mucous membranes

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> Sjogren’s Anti-SS-B

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> What is it?

> Sjögren’s syndrome is a systemic inflammatory

> disorder that affects the

> mucous membranes, causing dry mouth, decreased tear

> production, and other

> dry conditions of the body’s membranes. Although the

> cause is unknown, it

> usually occurs in women around 50 years old. The dry

> membranes may occur

> with

>

<http://www.labtestsonline.org/understanding/conditions/rheumatoid.html>

> rheumatoid arthritis or other connective tissue

> diseases. Characteristic

> symptoms include dry or itching eyes, dry mouth,

> decreased taste ability,

> difficulty swallowing, joint pain, and swollen

> glands. Other non-specific

> symptoms that patients might experience include

> chronic fatigue and fever.

> There is an increased incidence of

>

<http://www.labtestsonline.org/understanding/conditions/lymphoma.html>

> lymphoma among patients with this syndrome.

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> Tests

> Tests for Sjögren’s syndrome may include:

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<http://www.labtestsonline.org/understanding/analytes/ana/glance.html>

> Antinuclear antibodies (ANA) (positive)

> *

>

<http://www.labtestsonline.org/understanding/analytes/rheumatoid/glance.html

> > Rheumatoid factor (RF) (often positive)

> * Antibodies specific to Sjögren’s syndrome (SS):

> anti-SS-A and SS-B;

> SS-A is also called Ro, while SS-B is also called La

> (usually positive)

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> Antinclear Antibodies Direct.. systemic scleroderma,

> as well as overlapping

> or other autoimmune diseases.

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> Antiscleroderma-70 Antibodies.. Raynaud’s disease

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> Anti-DNA (DS) Ab Qn .. Lupus

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> Anti-Jo-1 .. lung disease

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> Immunoglobulin G,Qn Serum .. infection & immunity

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> Immunoglobulin A,Qn Serum .. lung eosinophilia in

> the allergic mouse

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> Immunoglobulin M,Qn Serum .. antibodies to rubella

> virus

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> Rheumatoid Arthritis Factor.. RA Latex Turbid

> Rheumatoid factor is also

> present in patients with other conditions, including

> other connective tissue

> diseases (such as systemic lupus erythematosus),

> some infectious diseases

> (such as infectious hepatitis, syphilis,

>

<http://www.medicinenet.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=419>

> infectious

> mononucleosis, parasites, and

>

<http://www.medicinenet.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=505>

> tuberculosis), liver disease, and

>

<http://www.medicinenet.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=6077>

> sarcoidosis. Rheumatoid factor can also sometimes be

> present in normal

> individuals without diseases. This occurs more

> frequently in persons with

> family members who have rheumatoid arthritis.

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> EBV Capsid Ag (VCA) IgA, IFA VCA IgA

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> What diseases does the virus cause?

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> The Epstein-Barr virus is thought to be responsible

> for a number of diseases

> in addition to glandular fever (otherwise known as

> infectious mononucleosis)

> and Burkitt’s lymphoma. One of these is

> nasopharyngeal carcinoma: this is a

> tumour of the nasal passages and throat which

> affects up to 2 per cent of

> people in southern China and also occurs in

> Southeast Asia, northern Africa

> and among Arctic peoples. It has been proposed as a

> possible cause of

> Hodgkin’s disease (a type of cancer affecting cells

> of lymph nodes).

> Diseases caused by the virus are particularly common

> among people with

> reduced

>

<http://www.science.org.au/nova/026/026glo.htm#immunity>

> immunity.

> For example, the virus is associated with

> ‘post-transplant

> lymphoproliferative disease’, a tumour often found

> in organ transplant

> patients. The immune systems of such patients are

> usually suppressed

> artificially by drug therapy to help prevent the

> body from rejecting the new

> organ. AIDS sufferers, who also have reduced

> immunity, commonly suffer from

> ‘oral hairy leukoplakia’, a condition involving

> considerable replication of

> the Epstein-Barr virus in cells along the edge of

> the tongue. And

> researchers have suggested that the high incidence

> of malaria in countries

> where Burkitt’s lymphoma is prevalent may also play

> a role in the disease by

> suppressing the body’s immune system. Scientists

> don’t know why the virus

> causes a relatively mild disease like glandular

> fever in some people and

> malignant tumours in others. Some evidence suggests

> that genetic factors may

> play a role that genetic factors may play a role.

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