Guest guest Posted October 9, 2006 Report Share Posted October 9, 2006 Sandy, I also had panic attacks and heart palpatations. I also went to the ER and they could not find out what was wrong with me-I had thought it was a heart attack too! Mine has stopped since explant, thank God!Sandy Verticelli <dusty.com@...> wrote: Patty, Could this gluten intolerance and celiac disease be implant related ? If the problem did not come from the implants than this is not what I have. This all happened to me after implants. My heart also flutters and I have had three panic attacks for no reason at all. Could it be from the capsules?? I do not know that for sure. I think it was Terri that also had this problem. If Terri doesn't have that fluttering feeling anymore. Than I would believe the fluttering is coming from the capsules. I hope Terri updates me on her symptoms real soon. My first panic attack was the worst, the doctors in the emergency room had me hooked up to all this equipment for a very long period of time, I thought I was not going to make it. Another visit to the emergency room once again they had me hooked up to equipment. They did not know what was wrong with me so they had to call a heart specialist in. I have a delayed electron, but I think it's the capsules causing this havoc.! My stomach feels like I have some type of fungus going on inside somewhere I feel that crawly feeling that I once had in my knees like worms/ants crawling is one of the culprits to my illness. Immediately after implant removal that crawly feeling in my knees dissipated. Any type of pressure on my knees I will scream. Between the agony in my knees and my stomach being enlarged I cannot bend at full range. Could I have muscle damage in my kneecaps that dont show up in an x-ray? Could something been eating away inside of my kneecaps, but than again the crawly feeling was totally gone. After I woke up from implant removal I could walk again for the first time in three years. I am now left partially crippled but at least I can walk again. I lost all my hair on my legs and under my armpits and went into the change of life soon after being implanted. I still have a head full of hair...Thank Goodness. God Bless, Sandy~ All-new - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 9, 2006 Report Share Posted October 9, 2006 Sandy, It is my belief that the implants can trigger diseases, including a gluten intolerance and/or celiac disease. I have seen it happen not only to me, but other implanted women as well. , and Eileen Swanson come to mind, all of who have posted on this group. I think posted fairly recently on her experience with a gluten free diet helping her so much. So, yes, the manifestation of gluten intolerance and celiac disease can be implant related! In my case, I had the gene and did not know it....my mother has the gene and did not know it, but I was not diagnosed with it until after my implant experience. None of my health issues were diagnosed until after my implant experience sent my immune system into orbit. I think there are many implanted women who suffer from food intolerances that are undiagnosed. Try a gluten free diet and see if it helps you! My mother said she experienced great relief from her digestive upsets when she cut out the gluten. You may be surprised. (P.S. That means cutting out all wheat, barley and rye products from the diet.....) PattySandy Verticelli <dusty.com@...> wrote: Patty, Could this gluten intolerance and celiac disease be implant related ? If the problem did not come from the implants than this is not what I have. This all happened to me after implants. My heart also flutters and I have had three panic attacks for no reason at all. Could it be from the capsules?? I do not know that for sure. I think it was Terri that also had this problem. If Terri doesn't have that fluttering feeling anymore. Than I would believe the fluttering is coming from the capsules. I hope Terri updates me on her symptoms real soon. My first panic attack was the worst, the doctors in the emergency room had me hooked up to all this equipment for a very long period of time, I thought I was not going to make it. Another visit to the emergency room once again they had me hooked up to equipment. They did not know what was wrong with me so they had to call a heart specialist in. I have a delayed electron, but I think it's the capsules causing this havoc.! My stomach feels like I have some type of fungus going on inside somewhere I feel that crawly feeling that I once had in my knees like worms/ants crawling is one of the culprits to my illness. Immediately after implant removal that crawly feeling in my knees dissipated. Any type of pressure on my knees I will scream. Between the agony in my knees and my stomach being enlarged I cannot bend at full range. Could I have muscle damage in my kneecaps that dont show up in an x-ray? Could something been eating away inside of my kneecaps, but than again the crawly feeling was totally gone. After I woke up from implant removal I could walk again for the first time in three years. I am now left partially crippled but at least I can walk again. I lost all my hair on my legs and under my armpits and went into the change of life soon after being implanted. I still have a head full of hair...Thank Goodness. God Bless, Sandy~ Get your own web address for just $1.99/1st yr. We'll help. Small Business. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 9, 2006 Report Share Posted October 9, 2006 My heart issues also stopped within days of getting explanted. Leyna <leyna1964@...> wrote: Sandy, I also had panic attacks and heart palpatations. I also went to the ER and they could not find out what was wrong with me-I had thought it was a heart attack too! Mine has stopped since explant, thank God!Sandy Verticelli <dusty.comcomcast (DOT) net> wrote: Patty, Could this gluten intolerance and celiac disease be implant related ? If the problem did not come from the implants than this is not what I have. This all happened to me after implants. My heart also flutters and I have had three panic attacks for no reason at all. Could it be from the capsules?? I do not know that for sure. I think it was Terri that also had this problem. If Terri doesn't have that fluttering feeling anymore. Than I would believe the fluttering is coming from the capsules. I hope Terri updates me on her symptoms real soon. My first panic attack was the worst, the doctors in the emergency room had me hooked up to all this equipment for a very long period of time, I thought I was not going to make it. Another visit to the emergency room once again they had me hooked up to equipment. They did not know what was wrong with me so they had to call a heart specialist in. I have a delayed electron, but I think it's the capsules causing this havoc.! My stomach feels like I have some type of fungus going on inside somewhere I feel that crawly feeling that I once had in my knees like worms/ants crawling is one of the culprits to my illness. Immediately after implant removal that crawly feeling in my knees dissipated. Any type of pressure on my knees I will scream. Between the agony in my knees and my stomach being enlarged I cannot bend at full range. Could I have muscle damage in my kneecaps that dont show up in an x-ray? Could something been eating away inside of my kneecaps, but than again the crawly feeling was totally gone. After I woke up from implant removal I could walk again for the first time in three years. I am now left partially crippled but at least I can walk again. I lost all my hair on my legs and under my armpits and went into the change of life soon after being implanted. I still have a head full of hair...Thank Goodness. God Bless, Sandy~ All-new - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster. Get your email and more, right on the new .com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 9, 2006 Report Share Posted October 9, 2006 Panic attacks can be caused by neuro regulatory hormones that are out of balance. Do you have an ND that can test yours? Kenda > Patty, > > Could this gluten intolerance and celiac disease be implant related ? > If the problem did not come from the implants than this is not what I have. > This all happened to me after implants. > > My heart also flutters and I have had three panic attacks for no reason at > all. > Could it be from the capsules?? I do not know that for sure. > > I think it was Terri that also had this problem. > If Terri doesn't have that fluttering feeling anymore. > Than I would believe the fluttering is coming from the capsules. > I hope Terri updates me on her symptoms real soon. > > My first panic attack was the worst, the doctors in the emergency room had me > hooked > up to all this equipment for a very long period of time, I thought I was not > going to make it. > > Another visit to the emergency room once again they had me hooked up to > equipment. > They did not know what was wrong with me so they had to call a heart > specialist in. > I have a delayed electron, but I think it's the capsules causing this havoc.! > > My stomach feels like I have some type of fungus going on inside somewhere > I feel that crawly feeling that I once had in my knees like worms/ants > crawling is one of the culprits to my illness. > Immediately after implant removal that crawly feeling in my knees dissipated. > Any type of pressure on my knees > I will scream. Between the agony in my knees and my stomach being enlarged I > cannot bend at full range. > > Could I have muscle damage in my kneecaps that dont show up in an x-ray? > Could something been eating away inside of my kneecaps, but than again the > crawly feeling was totally gone. > > After I woke up from implant removal I could walk again for the first time in > three years. > I am now left partially crippled but at least I can walk again. > > I lost all my hair on my legs and under my armpits and went into the change of > life soon after being implanted. > I still have a head full of hair...Thank Goodness. > > God Bless, > Sandy~ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 9, 2006 Report Share Posted October 9, 2006 Hey Sandy, I am still recovering from the capsule removal so I don't know how I feel yet, It was only 1 week ago, I felt great right after surgery meaning about 3 to 4 days after. Anyway Yesterday my breast started hurting and it feels hard inside I can feel lumps, I don;t know if it is fluid or what, I hope it is not scar tissue forming. It hurts. I go back on Friday. It definately feels solid. Last friday she told me it was fluid and would go away on its own. But it didn't hurt friday when I swa her, my pain wasn't bad after surgery but seems to be getting worse. I am going to call her tomorrow. As far as the fluttering I think it was the capsule or the muscle trying to get rid of it. It was around my stomach and then my heart. It is just like when you are pregnant and feel the baby move the first time. Terri P > > Patty, > > Could this gluten intolerance and celiac disease be implant related ? > If the problem did not come from the implants than this is not what I have. > This all happened to me after implants. > > My heart also flutters and I have had three panic attacks for no reason at all. > Could it be from the capsules?? I do not know that for sure. > > I think it was Terri that also had this problem. > If Terri doesn't have that fluttering feeling anymore. > Than I would believe the fluttering is coming from the capsules. > I hope Terri updates me on her symptoms real soon. > > My first panic attack was the worst, the doctors in the emergency room had me hooked > up to all this equipment for a very long period of time, I thought I was not going to make it. > > Another visit to the emergency room once again they had me hooked up to equipment. > They did not know what was wrong with me so they had to call a heart specialist in. > I have a delayed electron, but I think it's the capsules causing this havoc.! > > My stomach feels like I have some type of fungus going on inside somewhere > I feel that crawly feeling that I once had in my knees like worms/ants crawling is one of the culprits to my illness. > Immediately after implant removal that crawly feeling in my knees dissipated. Any type of pressure on my knees > I will scream. Between the agony in my knees and my stomach being enlarged I cannot bend at full range. > > Could I have muscle damage in my kneecaps that dont show up in an x- ray? > Could something been eating away inside of my kneecaps, but than again the crawly feeling was totally gone. > > After I woke up from implant removal I could walk again for the first time in three years. > I am now left partially crippled but at least I can walk again. > > I lost all my hair on my legs and under my armpits and went into the change of life soon after being implanted. > I still have a head full of hair...Thank Goodness. > > God Bless, > Sandy~ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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