Guest guest Posted February 8, 2008 Report Share Posted February 8, 2008 Hi Ladies, Since I am such an " unique " case, I wanted to pick your brains. Have you ever had anyone in the group or have read about anyone having abodminal pain that moves around? Now that I am not on the diet, I still have pain BUT it's in different places. What I mean is, I now have sinus pain, lower back pain along with the gas and bloating . When I'm on the diet, the pain is in the squeezing under my ribcage that goes all round my torse, pelvic pain along with bloating and gas...and of course lets not forget my constant burbing. I have always felt that I did not have the symptoms that most of the woman in this group have. No joint pain, brain fog, hair falling out, swollen lymph nodes, etc.....none of those things. Only IBS symptoms. I think that's why it took me so long to figure out that this maybe my implants. When I researched problems with implants it never talked about IBS but all the other symptoms that the other ladies have. I noticed in the first page of this forum, it does not mention IBS. Sometimes I wonder if I've even figured out my problem yet. Thanks for you implant! Cherie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 8, 2008 Report Share Posted February 8, 2008 Hi Cherie, I have not experienced many of the symptoms on this site either. I found this site because i was having anxiety attacks and digestive problems that could best be described as constant nausea but never actually got sick or a severe burning in the upper abdomen. Occasionally it will move into my lower back or on the sides. i have started to get to the point where if i go out to eat anywhere i have to be within 5-10 minutes of my house or else i am not going to make it home before going to the bathroom. The upper area of my stomach feels like there is an air pump in there that just keeps filling it up. I go anywhere from constipated to diarrhea all within one night. I have had endoscopies, x-rays, ultrasounds, emptying scan and anything else you can think of but everything keeps coming back normal. Finally during one of my many ER trios a nurse prescribed me Carafate which is a pill form of maximum Maalox. It apparently coats your stomach and seemed to do the job although i only take now if i absolutely need it. Im not a big fan of meds although this is not an antibiotic. My symptoms have never been anything more then digestive and some form of anxiety, chest pressure and my hearts speeds up and freaks out every no and then but Dede said that was the implants putting pressure on them. --- In , " cannst42 " <cannst42@...> wrote: > > Hi Ladies, > > Since I am such an " unique " case, I wanted to pick your brains. Have > you ever had anyone in the group or have read about anyone having > abodminal pain that moves around? Now that I am not on the diet, I > still have pain BUT it's in different places. What I mean is, I now > have sinus pain, lower back pain along with the gas and bloating . > When I'm on the diet, the pain is in the squeezing under my ribcage > that goes all round my torse, pelvic pain along with bloating and > gas...and of course lets not forget my constant burbing. > > I have always felt that I did not have the symptoms that most of the > woman in this group have. No joint pain, brain fog, hair falling > out, swollen lymph nodes, etc.....none of those things. Only IBS > symptoms. I think that's why it took me so long to figure out that > this maybe my implants. When I researched problems with implants it > never talked about IBS but all the other symptoms that the other > ladies have. I noticed in the first page of this forum, it does not > mention IBS. Sometimes I wonder if I've even figured out my problem > yet. > > Thanks for you implant! > Cherie > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 8, 2008 Report Share Posted February 8, 2008 Sorry , i didnt see that this was to Patty and Rogene. Perhaps i should read a little more closely --- In , " cannst42 " <cannst42@...> wrote: > > Hi Ladies, > > Since I am such an " unique " case, I wanted to pick your brains. Have > you ever had anyone in the group or have read about anyone having > abodminal pain that moves around? Now that I am not on the diet, I > still have pain BUT it's in different places. What I mean is, I now > have sinus pain, lower back pain along with the gas and bloating . > When I'm on the diet, the pain is in the squeezing under my ribcage > that goes all round my torse, pelvic pain along with bloating and > gas...and of course lets not forget my constant burbing. > > I have always felt that I did not have the symptoms that most of the > woman in this group have. No joint pain, brain fog, hair falling > out, swollen lymph nodes, etc.....none of those things. Only IBS > symptoms. I think that's why it took me so long to figure out that > this maybe my implants. When I researched problems with implants it > never talked about IBS but all the other symptoms that the other > ladies have. I noticed in the first page of this forum, it does not > mention IBS. Sometimes I wonder if I've even figured out my problem > yet. > > Thanks for you implant! > Cherie > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 8, 2008 Report Share Posted February 8, 2008 Cherie - You sound alot like me. I do not have many of the other symptoms either. I ave some mild joint pain and brain fog but what is bothering me the most is my digestion. Seems like no matter what i do, I can not get it better. I was told I have IBS also, although, I KNOW I do not have it. I think I have a huge imbalance of bacteria in my gut from antibiotis, and the surgery itself. I have what feels like heart-burn in my stomach. However, since I have been on enzymes and probotics, it has not been as bad and any discomfort seems to feel like gas pressure now without the gas. It is lower in my stomach and jsut feels like pressure. I am trying to find something that will heal my stomach also.....I just think in my ase it will take time and lots of probotics!!!! My cousin has IBS and our symtpoms are not the same at all. I also wonder sometimes if what I am doing for my stomach is right....it is like I am not sure what to do to make it heal and get better because nothing seems to work. Hang in there and maybe we can find something that will work for both of us!!!!! Much Love, Beth Rogene/Patty Hi Ladies,Since I am such an "unique" case, I wanted to pick your brains. Have you ever had anyone in the group or have read about anyone having abodminal pain that moves around? Now that I am not on the diet, I still have pain BUT it's in different places. What I mean is, I now have sinus pain, lower back pain along with the gas and bloating . When I'm on the diet, the pain is in the squeezing under my ribcage that goes all round my torse, pelvic pain along with bloating and gas...and of course lets not forget my constant burbing.I have always felt that I did not have the symptoms that most of the woman in this group have. No joint pain, brain fog, hair falling out, swollen lymph nodes, etc.....none of those things. Only IBS symptoms. I think that's why it took me so long to figure out that this maybe my implants. When I researched problems with implants it never talked about IBS but all the other symptoms that the other ladies have. I noticed in the first page of this forum, it does not mention IBS. Sometimes I wonder if I've even figured out my problem yet. Thanks for you implant!Cherie Never miss a thing. Make your homepage. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 8, 2008 Report Share Posted February 8, 2008 > > Hi Ladies, > > Since I am such an " unique " case, I wanted to pick your brains. Have > you ever had anyone in the group or have read about anyone having > abodminal pain that moves around? Now that I am not on the diet, I > still have pain BUT it's in different places. What I mean is, I now > have sinus pain, lower back pain along with the gas and bloating . > When I'm on the diet, the pain is in the squeezing under my ribcage > that goes all round my torse, pelvic pain along with bloating and > gas...and of course lets not forget my constant burbing. > > I have always felt that I did not have the symptoms that most of the > woman in this group have. No joint pain, brain fog, hair falling > out, swollen lymph nodes, etc.....none of those things. Only IBS > symptoms. I think that's why it took me so long to figure out that > this maybe my implants. When I researched problems with implants it > never talked about IBS but all the other symptoms that the other > ladies have. I noticed in the first page of this forum, it does not > mention IBS. Sometimes I wonder if I've even figured out my problem > yet. > > Thanks for you implant! > Cherie > Cherie, Sorry, I'm not Rogene or Patty. ) I just wanted to say I've had IBS symptoms, as well. I had some of the symptoms before implants, too, but they got progressively worse after getting them. This, despite my efforts to get better (diet, supplements, etc). I just got explanted 4 days ago, and still have the gut gurgling/rumbling, gas, cramping, etc. But I know it will take time to get better. I'm surprised you haven't seen IBS listed on any implant symptom lists. I've actually seen it pretty frequently listed as a symptom. I don't really understand all the reasons why implants can cause IBS type problems. I know that they can compromise the immune system, which gives opportunity for things like candida (which is one of my problems). You might look for a woman on the group who goes by the name " Perfect Health " . She has had a lot of " gut " issues due to implants and is pretty knowledgable about it. Hope you get better soon, April Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 8, 2008 Report Share Posted February 8, 2008 Rogene, I hadn't looked at myself as being lucky.....I guess your right! My ND suggested that I try fasing but Rogene....I'm so afraid about doing that! I do not do well with not eating....I turn into an irritable bit & * that no one wants to be around! Fasting has always been extremely difficult for me. I get sooo weak and I'm already pretty weak. I've tried a salt water enemia and it just moved my pain and bloatingness into my upper abdomen and under my ribcage. I was on a bladder/kidney/liver tea cleanse for two months, no change. Do you know much about colon hydroptherapy? Would that benefit me? Hugs, Cherie > > Cherie, > > Reasoning would say that you're lucky . .. since you don't have all the other symptoms. > > And, that, since your pain is related to your stomach, that it's basically digestive issues you're dealing with. It's apparent that your digestive system doesn't like most supplements . . . the fact that you're burping a lot would point in that direction too. > > Have you considered fasting? . . . The bad organisms starve to death on a fast . . . > > I'd take another look at things that would help build a healthy digestive system . . . Then try them slowly. . . . But you may want to clean the old stuff out first. . . liver/gall bladder flushes, coffee enemas, colonics, etc. > > Hugs, > > Rogene > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 8, 2008 Report Share Posted February 8, 2008 No Cherie,I don't know about colon hydroptherapy . . . But if it was me, I'd try anything that had a chance to help me feel better - without making me worse. From what you've described, I think it would help you.I've had enough colonoscopies to be cleaned out thoroughly. Good luck with it! . . . Patty can help you with what you go through fasting . . . I haven't done it either. . . There may be a to get past the irritable stage. I don't think it lasts very long.Seriously Cherie . . . you are lucky! . . . I know you don't feel that way right now though.Hugs,Rogene Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 9, 2008 Report Share Posted February 9, 2008 Beth, I know a coffee enema sounds gross, but trust me, it is one of the very best ways to detox your body! It will cause your liver to flush toxic bile and tons of waste out of your body faster than if you had to wait for your body to do it on its own. I wish you could do it just once to see what would happen. When I was first told about them, I thought the ND was a freakin' nutcase. I told him flat out, no, I won't do them. But later as I learned about the coffee enema in cases where cancer was cured, I took a second look. I gave it a go and it was so easy. I think a liver flush would be a good idea too. And I definitely think you should overload on probiotics. If you can drink kefir, all the better. What you want to create is a nice, thick mucous lining in your gut that will be a strong wall of defense against nasty invaders in your gut that have no business making it into your bloodstream. A weak gut lining that is full of holes (IBS) is not going to get you healthy. You need that gut lining to be full of healthy bacteria. Patty > > Rogene - I feel the same way about getting cleaned out by having a colonoscopy. I had one right before I had my implants out just to make sure nothing else could be causing my digestion problems. That is when they said I had IBS but after having the scope, they could not confirm it. They found NOTHING wrong with me. However, after cleaning myself out, I had NO problems with my tummy....until I got explanted and got more antibiotics. Now I am back to square 1. I actually kinda want to use the same thing they use for colonoscopies to clean me back out but it is RX only so I an not get it. Any suggestions??? Maybe I would benefit a great deal by doing a colon or liver flush. What do you think??? Maybe I should clean myself out and take plenty of probotics...that may just be what I need!!!!! I just can not feel comfortable with trying a coffee enema..... > > Much Love, > Beth > > > Re: Re: Rogene/Patty > > No Cherie, > > I don't know about colon hydroptherapy . . . But if it was me, I'd try anything that had a chance to help me feel better - without making me worse. From what you've described, I think it would help you. > > I've had enough colonoscopies to be cleaned out thoroughly. > > Good luck with it! . . . > > Patty can help you with what you go through fasting . . . I haven't done it either. . . There may be a to get past the irritable stage. I don't think it lasts very long. > > Seriously Cherie . . . you are lucky! . . . I know you don't feel that way right now though. > > Hugs, > > Rogene > > > > > > ______________________________________________________________________ ______________ > Be a better friend, newshound, and > know-it-all with Mobile. Try it now. http://mobile./;_ylt=Ahu06i62sR8HDtDypao8Wcj9tAcJ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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