Re: Re: Thyroid and systemic lymph node swelling

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If a doctor can get by with it, they like to make an

incision, pop the implant out, and sew the woman up.

This leaves a capsule, possibly contaminated by

mold/fungi/bacteria/implant debris that will continue

to deliver it's toxins to a woman.

My guess is that your capsules weren't properly

removed! One hint is how quickly your explant was

done. If less than one to two hours, it's likely you

still have your capsules.

Hugs,

Rogene

--- kdbr4 <kdbr4@...> wrote:

> On the positive side, there was not much to be

> afraid of in terms of

> removal. Cosmetically, my breasts look almost like

> they did

> originally with a few barely visible stretch marks

> and practically

> the same original scares. (This commentary is just

> for people who

> are nervous of explantation)

>

> On the health side, I am suffering.

>

> I asked the doctor to remove them and I think that

> he said that they

> come out with the implant. I asked him a few times

> about this. I am

> going to check again and get the report in hard copy

> to be sure.

>

> As for the lymph nodes, they started before removal

> and have not

> really went down. They are still swollen. I am not

> sure what I

> should do about my thyroid. Operation is scheduled

> in 2 days.

>

> Does anyone have a similar experience?

>

>

>

> >

> > > I had saline breast implants removed August

> 2005.

> > > Prior to that, I

> > > had a lymphatic outbreak, which was entirely

> > > sytemic. It is in my

> > > jaw, under my arms, and throughout my body. It

> is

> > > comprised of hard,

> > > ball-like imflammed lymph nodes. Additionally,

> my

> > > salivary glands

> > > are swollen. I believe that the underlying

> cause is

> > > the saline

> > > breast implants that I had for 10 yrs prior

> > > (1995-2005).

> > > Additionally, I have had fatigue, night sweats,

> and

> > > trouble sleeping.

> > >

> > > I have been to numerous doctors, have had

> numerous

> > > blood tests for

> > > CMV, HIV I & II, mononucleosis, etc and nothing

> has

> > > turned up. When

> > > I went for an ultrasound of my neck to look at

> the

> > > swollen lymph

> > > nodes, the radioligist discovered a 1.1 cm

> nodule on

> > > my right thyroid.

> > >

> > > As I have heard of your studies on breast

> implant

> > > pathology, I

> > > thought that I would try to contact you for

> further

> > > investigation of

> > > this issue as when in doubt, it is sometimes

> better

> > > to delay.

> > >

> > > Please let me know if I may call you or e-mail

> you

> > > further to discuss

> > > this issue. I have a lot of data from numerous

> > > blood tests and

> > > radiology reports, which would hopefully help in

> > > exploring

> > > possibilities and preventing a potentially

> > > unneccessary operation. I

> > > have kept a copy of every test for my records.

> > >

> > > My main concern is my health and I do not want

> to

> > > undergo an

> > > operation that will only lead to further

> problems

> > > and a lifetime of

> > > thyroid medications.

> > >

> > > I am about to undergo a lobectomy for a thyroid

> > > lesion found on my

> > > right nodule. However, even though the

> pathology

> > > tests have pointed

> > > to papillary cancer, I am not 100% convinced

> that

> > > this is the problem.

> > >

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