Re: Question from the Newbie

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I had the same thing with my right arm and shoulder. Penni and I call it a frozen shoulder. It feels like your arm will break into or resistant when you move it up. Penni and I both used Dr. Kolb and we both had infection in our implants. Penni's left side and my right side. I think I would get them removed if you are having any more symptoms. The right arm and shoulder frozen is for sure a symptoms of infection. But if you injured it also, I would get a MRI on your arm and shoulder if it shows nothing and is mysterious then implants more than likely.

Donna

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Yes, I also had this pain and almost a burn in my hands they would be fire red at times. The lower balls of the inside of my hand. My left ankle was swollen and red along with my right side of my neck. The shoulder and arm are the worst pain for me. I wish I had went when that happened and got explant, I might not be so sick today. It turned from that pain to brain fog, memory loss, yeast infections, sinus infections, chronic fatigue, tingling in my hands and feet and the list goes on and on. I wish I would have been warned and my PS told me I was infected at that point I would no doubt be completely healed by now. I was only 3 weeks post -op.

Donna

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I had that frozen shoulder thing too for almost a year, but it wasn't the implants, it was the hours I spent on the computer doing internet research! Acupuncture, massage and stretching solved it for me!

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Donna, You described my body almost to a T. However, I didn't get this sick until I had mine for five years. Up to when I shockingly found this site, I loved my augmented shape. I had textured saline in a tear drop shape. Mine looked very much like normal boobs. They didn't feel like normal, not too many people knew that. BSBanshee1@... wrote: , Yes, I also had this pain and almost a burn in my hands they would be fire red at times. The lower balls of the inside of my hand. My left ankle was swollen and red along with my right side of my neck. The shoulder and arm are the worst pain for me. I wish I had went when that happened and got explant, I might not be so sick today. It turned from that pain to brain fog, memory loss, yeast infections, sinus infections, chronic fatigue, tingling in my hands and feet and the list goes on and on. I wish I would have been warned and my PS told me I was infected at that point I would no doubt be completely healed by now. I was only 3 weeks post -op. Donna

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I would call it " frozen " just a nagging achy feeling...of course this

is the woman who was shopping the afternoon after implant

surgery...not lifting anything just wondering around...never slowed

me down much....only took pain killers the first night or two out of

precaution (didn't want to wake up in the middle of the night

hurting)...heck had a tubal on Thurs am and worked Friday

I am not bragging just trying explain I have a very high pain

tolerance so I don't dismiss something that a person with a normal

level would feel more (hope that makes sense as it does in my head

LOL)

My husband suggested I go see our chiropactor first and let him check

& x-ray my shoulder...he is not one of the " quack " chiros if he does

not think he can help he will make the appointment for whatever type

of doctor he feels you need...I guess it would be worth the $40

before I drive all the way to my PS.

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> I had the same thing with my right arm and shoulder. Penni and I

call it a

> frozen shoulder. It feels like your arm will break into or

resistant when you

> move it up. Penni and I both used Dr. Kolb and we both had

infection in our

> implants. Penni's left side and my right side. I think I would

get them

> removed if you are having any more symptoms. The right arm and

shoulder frozen is

> for sure a symptoms of infection. But if you injured it also, I

would get a

> MRI on your arm and shoulder if it shows nothing and is mysterious

then

> implants more than likely.

>

> Donna

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Ok thanks for the info..is very helpful!!!

> I had that frozen shoulder thing too for almost a year,

but it wasn't the implants, it was the hours I spent on the computer

doing internet research! Acupuncture, massage and stretching solved

it for me!

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