Re: This is what you can do.

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, have you done what I asked you to do? The alternating warm and cold compress?Where ar you located ? I am from the Philiipines, I am exactly in Angeles City, the tourism hub in my

region.Do you know alot about illness from saline implants ?I am also a hospital administrator of two big hospitals and I am also an administrative officer for a cosmetic and wellness center.I

have two specialties, cosmetic surgery (subspecialty in liposuction and fat grafting), and biomedical informatics. I am a fellow of the U.S. Nat'l Laibrary of Medicine of the U.S. Nat'l Institute of Health.My premed is Biology, and I am currently working on research regarding alternative cures for cancer and anti-aging medicine.I have very strong background in chemistry and after I joined the list, I have researched about the diseases regarding saline implants and their dangers. I was so fascinated by the conditions arising from salines that I have focused

a chunk of my time (and an open mind) knowing everything I can about it, and at this stage, I guess, I am one of the few doctors now in the world who understands your case.It wasn't easy for me to grasp the idea at first and yet, with my eagerness to help, I was able to crunch everything... and voila, here I am, the resident doctor of the list. =)I'm going to make an appt with my OBGYN this week and schedule the tests you scuggested.. ..is there anything else I need to tell her or ask her to do ?With regards to your request for me to make a letter to your gynecologist, humm, I don't think that's possible, medical-wise, I still don't know your whole case, I haven't reviewed your medical records, and I don't have the tests that would point me to the right direction.I don't know your gynecologist, and

if she is skeptical or something, she might have an ill reaction about my letter, she might feel that I am intruding on her practice or telling her what to do (if the roles were reversed, I wouldn't want to be in her position).The best thing that I can suggest is you ask her first, as for me, tell her that you have a friend who is a doctor from the Philippines (tell her about my background) and that he is offering any help that he can offer, and that he is willing to work with her. Tell her that if it is okay with her, I can call her up in her clinic (tell me her clinic hours and time zone and her free time for me to call) and discuss your case.IF she agrees, I would have to call you first and discuss your case and your medical history with you, that way, I would be able to convey to her better your case.By the way I took one Cipro and the pain stopped...I had taken a muscle relaxers which

didn't help at all...I feel as though it is an infection. But why would it happen after 4 years of being explanted ? I just don't understand. I have one more Cipro but I wasn't sure I should take..i have diflican also but haven't taken. I don't really know what to do. , Cipro is not a wonder drug, it will not have any effect if you've only taken one tablet. As for me, I would still suggest you do the warm-cold compress. Even if it's infection (mastitis) or hormonal imbalance or anything, as long as there's pain, it will help. When we get all of your other tests, we can then start any treatment if they show any problems., I do hope you'll do the warm-cold compress, I would be just wasting time if you're not following my suggestions.-

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>No I have been and I have no pain now...thanks, I thought it maybe the

Cipro...who knows. How long (days ) do you want to do this ? Also you can email

me any questions you have about my medical history etc...and God Bless..I'm

happy I have someone to talk to, that doesn't think I'm nuts.

> , have you done what I asked you to do? The alternating warm and cold

compress?

>

> Where ar you located ? I am from the Philiipines, I am exactly in Angeles

City, the tourism hub in my region.

> Do you know alot about illness from saline implants ?I am also a hospital

administrator of two big hospitals and I am also an administrative officer for a

cosmetic and wellness center.

> I have two specialties, cosmetic surgery (subspecialty in liposuction and fat

grafting), and biomedical informatics. I am a fellow of the U.S. Nat'l Laibrary

of Medicine of the U.S. Nat'l Institute of Health.

> My premed is Biology, and I am currently working on research regarding

alternative cures for cancer and anti-aging medicine.

> I have very strong background in chemistry and after I joined the list, I have

researched about the diseases regarding saline implants and their dangers. I was

so fascinated by the conditions arising from salines that I have focused a chunk

of my time (and an open mind) knowing everything I can about it, and at this

stage, I guess, I am one of the few doctors now in the world who understands

your case.

> It wasn't easy for me to grasp the idea at first and yet, with my eagerness to

help, I was able to crunch everything... and voila, here I am, the resident

doctor of the list. =)

> I'm going to make an appt with my OBGYN this week and schedule the tests you

scuggested.. ..is there anything else I need to tell her or ask her to do ?

>

> With regards to your request for me to make a letter to your gynecologist,

humm, I don't think that's possible, medical-wise, I still don't know your whole

case, I haven't reviewed your medical records, and I don't have the tests that

would point me to the right direction.

> I don't know your gynecologist, and if she is skeptical or something, she

might have an ill reaction about my letter, she might feel that I am intruding

on her practice or telling her what to do (if the roles were reversed, I

wouldn't want to be in her position).

> The best thing that I can suggest is you ask her first, as for me, tell her

that you have a friend who is a doctor from the Philippines (tell her about my

background) and that he is offering any help that he can offer, and that he is

willing to work with her. 

> Tell her that if it is okay with her, I can call her up in her clinic (tell me

her clinic hours and time zone and her free time for me to call) and discuss

your case.

> IF she agrees, I would have to call you first and discuss your case and your

medical history with you, that way, I would be able to convey to her better your

case.

> By the way I took one Cipro and the pain stopped...I had taken a muscle

relaxers which didn't help at all...I feel as though it is an infection. But why

would it happen after 4 years of being explanted ? I just don't understand. I

have one more Cipro but I wasn't sure I should take..i have diflican also but

haven't taken. I don't really know what to do. 

> , Cipro is not a wonder drug, it will not have any effect if you've only

taken one tablet. As for me, I would still suggest you do the warm-cold

compress. Even if it's infection (mastitis) or hormonal imbalance or anything,

as long as there's pain, it will help. When we get all of your other tests, we

can then start any treatment if they show any problems.

> , I do hope you'll do the warm-cold compress, I would be just wasting

time if you're not following my suggestions.

> -

>

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So you didn't do the warm-cold compress... humm.The Cipro, no, that is impossible, if one tablet of cipro can cure any disease, then it would be the wonder drug of the century. It could have been a hormonal thing / episode which has passed already.If it was biotoxin, well, that's a different case, biotoxins are not living organisms / bacteria, they are composed of oxygen, nitrogen and sulfate atoms, which can only be removed via detoxification.Yes, , my number is awfully long, because I live outside your country, where my country code is 63 followed by my mobile number. I could have answered your question about my number via email or you could have asked your local operator about the country code of the Philippines. =)From: karenw4359 <karenw4359@...>Subject: Re: This is what you can do. Date: Sunday, June 7, 2009, 9:43 AM

>No I have been and I have no pain now...thanks, I thought it maybe the Cipro...who knows. How long (days ) do you want to do this ? Also you can email me any questions you have about my medical history etc...and God Bless..I'm happy I have someone to talk to, that doesn't think I'm nuts.

> , have you done what I asked you to do? The alternating warm and cold compress?

>

> Where ar you located ? I am from the Philiipines, I am exactly in Angeles City, the tourism hub in my region.

> Do you know alot about illness from saline implants ?I am also a hospital administrator of two big hospitals and I am also an administrative officer for a cosmetic and wellness center.

> I have two specialties, cosmetic surgery (subspecialty in liposuction and fat grafting), and biomedical informatics. I am a fellow of the U.S. Nat'l Laibrary of Medicine of the U.S. Nat'l Institute of Health.

> My premed is Biology, and I am currently working on research regarding alternative cures for cancer and anti-aging medicine.

> I have very strong background in chemistry and after I joined the list, I have researched about the diseases regarding saline implants and their dangers. I was so fascinated by the conditions arising from salines that I have focused a chunk of my time (and an open mind) knowing everything I can about it, and at this stage, I guess, I am one of the few doctors now in the world who understands your case.

> It wasn't easy for me to grasp the idea at first and yet, with my eagerness to help, I was able to crunch everything.. . and voila, here I am, the resident doctor of the list. =)

> I'm going to make an appt with my OBGYN this week and schedule the tests you scuggested.. ..is there anything else I need to tell her or ask her to do ?

>

> With regards to your request for me to make a letter to your gynecologist, humm, I don't think that's possible, medical-wise, I still don't know your whole case, I haven't reviewed your medical records, and I don't have the tests that would point me to the right direction.

> I don't know your gynecologist, and if she is skeptical or something, she might have an ill reaction about my letter, she might feel that I am intruding on her practice or telling her what to do (if the roles were reversed, I wouldn't want to be in her position).

> The best thing that I can suggest is you ask her first, as for me, tell her that you have a friend who is a doctor from the Philippines (tell her about my background) and that he is offering any help that he can offer, and that he is willing to work with her. 

> Tell her that if it is okay with her, I can call her up in her clinic (tell me her clinic hours and time zone and her free time for me to call) and discuss your case.

> IF she agrees, I would have to call you first and discuss your case and your medical history with you, that way, I would be able to convey to her better your case.

> By the way I took one Cipro and the pain stopped...I had taken a muscle relaxers which didn't help at all...I feel as though it is an infection. But why would it happen after 4 years of being explanted ? I just don't understand. I have one more Cipro but I wasn't sure I should take..i have diflican also but haven't taken. I don't really know what to do. 

> , Cipro is not a wonder drug, it will not have any effect if you've only taken one tablet. As for me, I would still suggest you do the warm-cold compress. Even if it's infection (mastitis) or hormonal imbalance or anything, as long as there's pain, it will help. When we get all of your other tests, we can then start any treatment if they show any problems.

> , I do hope you'll do the warm-cold compress, I would be just wasting time if you're not following my suggestions.

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>

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>

> >No I have been and I have no pain now...thanks, I thought it maybe the

Cipro...who knows. How long (days ) do you want to do this ? Also you can email

me any questions you have about my medical history etc...and God Bless..I'm

happy I have someone to talk to, that doesn't think I'm nuts.

>

> > , have you done what I asked you to do? The alternating warm and cold

compress?

>

> >

>

> > Where ar you located ? I am from the Philiipines, I am exactly in Angeles

City, the tourism hub in my region.

>

> > Do you know alot about illness from saline implants ?I am also a hospital

administrator of two big hospitals and I am also an administrative officer for a

cosmetic and wellness center.

>

> > I have two specialties, cosmetic surgery (subspecialty in liposuction and

fat grafting), and biomedical informatics. I am a fellow of the U.S. Nat'l

Laibrary of Medicine of the U.S. Nat'l Institute of Health.

>

> > My premed is Biology, and I am currently working on research regarding

alternative cures for cancer and anti-aging medicine.

>

> > I have very strong background in chemistry and after I joined the list, I

have researched about the diseases regarding saline implants and their dangers.

I was so fascinated by the conditions arising from salines that I have focused a

chunk of my time (and an open mind) knowing everything I can about it, and at

this stage, I guess, I am one of the few doctors now in the world who

understands your case.

>

> > It wasn't easy for me to grasp the idea at first and yet, with my eagerness

to help, I was able to crunch everything.. . and voila, here I am, the resident

doctor of the list. =)

>

> > I'm going to make an appt with my OBGYN this week and schedule the tests you

scuggested.. ..is there anything else I need to tell her or ask her to do ?

>

> >

>

> > With regards to your request for me to make a letter to your gynecologist,

humm, I don't think that's possible, medical-wise, I still don't know your whole

case, I haven't reviewed your medical records, and I don't have the tests that

would point me to the right direction.

>

> > I don't know your gynecologist, and if she is skeptical or something, she

might have an ill reaction about my letter, she might feel that I am intruding

on her practice or telling her what to do (if the roles were reversed, I

wouldn't want to be in her position).

>

> > The best thing that I can suggest is you ask her first, as for me, tell her

that you have a friend who is a doctor from the Philippines (tell her about my

background) and that he is offering any help that he can offer, and that he is

willing to work with her. 

>

> > Tell her that if it is okay with her, I can call her up in her clinic (tell

me her clinic hours and time zone and her free time for me to call) and discuss

your case.

>

> > IF she agrees, I would have to call you first and discuss your case and your

medical history with you, that way, I would be able to convey to her better your

case.

>

> > By the way I took one Cipro and the pain stopped...I had taken a muscle

relaxers which didn't help at all...I feel as though it is an infection. But why

would it happen after 4 years of being explanted ? I just don't understand. I

have one more Cipro but I wasn't sure I should take..i have diflican also but

haven't taken. I don't really know what to do. 

>

> > , Cipro is not a wonder drug, it will not have any effect if you've

only taken one tablet. As for me, I would still suggest you do the warm-cold

compress. Even if it's infection (mastitis) or hormonal imbalance or anything,

as long as there's pain, it will help. When we get all of your other tests, we

can then start any treatment if they show any problems.

>

> > , I do hope you'll do the warm-cold compress, I would be just wasting

time if you're not following my suggestions.

>

> > -

>

> >

>

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>

> >No I have been and I have no pain now...thanks, I thought it maybe the

Cipro...who knows. How long (days ) do you want to do this ? Also you can email

me any questions you have about my medical history etc...and God Bless..I'm

happy I have someone to talk to, that doesn't think I'm nuts.

>

> > , have you done what I asked you to do? The alternating warm and cold

compress?

>

> >

>

> > Where ar you located ? I am from the Philiipines, I am exactly in Angeles

City, the tourism hub in my region.

>

> > Do you know alot about illness from saline implants ?I am also a hospital

administrator of two big hospitals and I am also an administrative officer for a

cosmetic and wellness center.

>

> > I have two specialties, cosmetic surgery (subspecialty in liposuction and

fat grafting), and biomedical informatics. I am a fellow of the U.S. Nat'l

Laibrary of Medicine of the U.S. Nat'l Institute of Health.

>

> > My premed is Biology, and I am currently working on research regarding

alternative cures for cancer and anti-aging medicine.

>

> > I have very strong background in chemistry and after I joined the list, I

have researched about the diseases regarding saline implants and their dangers.

I was so fascinated by the conditions arising from salines that I have focused a

chunk of my time (and an open mind) knowing everything I can about it, and at

this stage, I guess, I am one of the few doctors now in the world who

understands your case.

>

> > It wasn't easy for me to grasp the idea at first and yet, with my eagerness

to help, I was able to crunch everything.. . and voila, here I am, the resident

doctor of the list. =)

>

> > I'm going to make an appt with my OBGYN this week and schedule the tests you

scuggested.. ..is there anything else I need to tell her or ask her to do ?

>

> >

>

> > With regards to your request for me to make a letter to your gynecologist,

humm, I don't think that's possible, medical-wise, I still don't know your whole

case, I haven't reviewed your medical records, and I don't have the tests that

would point me to the right direction.

>

> > I don't know your gynecologist, and if she is skeptical or something, she

might have an ill reaction about my letter, she might feel that I am intruding

on her practice or telling her what to do (if the roles were reversed, I

wouldn't want to be in her position).

>

> > The best thing that I can suggest is you ask her first, as for me, tell her

that you have a friend who is a doctor from the Philippines (tell her about my

background) and that he is offering any help that he can offer, and that he is

willing to work with her. 

>

> > Tell her that if it is okay with her, I can call her up in her clinic (tell

me her clinic hours and time zone and her free time for me to call) and discuss

your case.

>

> > IF she agrees, I would have to call you first and discuss your case and your

medical history with you, that way, I would be able to convey to her better your

case.

>

> > By the way I took one Cipro and the pain stopped...I had taken a muscle

relaxers which didn't help at all...I feel as though it is an infection. But why

would it happen after 4 years of being explanted ? I just don't understand. I

have one more Cipro but I wasn't sure I should take..i have diflican also but

haven't taken. I don't really know what to do. 

>

> > , Cipro is not a wonder drug, it will not have any effect if you've

only taken one tablet. As for me, I would still suggest you do the warm-cold

compress. Even if it's infection (mastitis) or hormonal imbalance or anything,

as long as there's pain, it will help. When we get all of your other tests, we

can then start any treatment if they show any problems.

>

> > , I do hope you'll do the warm-cold compress, I would be just wasting

time if you're not following my suggestions.

>

> > -

>

> >

>

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Let me know if you got your private email I sent.Thanks

From: karenw4359 <karenw4359 (DOT) com>Subject: Re: This is what you can do. Date: Sunday, June 7, 2009, 9:43 AM

>No I have been and I have no pain now...thanks, I thought it maybe the Cipro...who knows. How long (days ) do you want to do this ? Also you can email me any questions you have about my medical history etc...and God Bless..I'm happy I have someone to talk to, that doesn't think I'm nuts.> , have you done what I asked you to do? The alternating warm and cold compress?> > Where ar you located ? I am from the Philiipines, I am exactly in Angeles City, the tourism hub in my region.> Do you know alot about illness from saline implants ?I am also a hospital administrator of two big hospitals and I am also an administrative officer for a cosmetic and wellness center.> I have two specialties, cosmetic surgery (subspecialty in liposuction and fat grafting), and biomedical informatics. I am a fellow

of the U.S. Nat'l Laibrary of Medicine of the U.S. Nat'l Institute of Health.> My premed is Biology, and I am currently working on research regarding alternative cures for cancer and anti-aging medicine.> I have very strong background in chemistry and after I joined the list, I have researched about the diseases regarding saline implants and their dangers. I was so fascinated by the conditions arising from salines that I have focused a chunk of my time (and an open mind) knowing everything I can about it, and at this stage, I guess, I am one of the few doctors now in the world who understands your case.> It wasn't easy for me to grasp the idea at first and yet, with my eagerness to help, I was able to crunch everything.. . and voila, here I am, the resident doctor of the list. =)> I'm going to make an appt with my OBGYN this week and schedule the tests you scuggested.. ..is there anything else I need to tell her or ask her to

do ?> > With regards to your request for me to make a letter to your gynecologist, humm, I don't think that's possible, medical-wise, I still don't know your whole case, I haven't reviewed your medical records, and I don't have the tests that would point me to the right direction.> I don't know your gynecologist, and if she is skeptical or something, she might have an ill reaction about my letter, she might feel that I am intruding on her practice or telling her what to do (if the roles were reversed, I wouldn't want to be in her position).> The best thing that I can suggest is you ask her first, as for me, tell her that you have a friend who is a doctor from the Philippines (tell her about my background) and that he is offering any help that he can offer, and that he is willing to work with her. > Tell her that if it is okay with her, I can call her up in her clinic (tell me her clinic hours and time zone and her

free time for me to call) and discuss your case.> IF she agrees, I would have to call you first and discuss your case and your medical history with you, that way, I would be able to convey to her better your case.> By the way I took one Cipro and the pain stopped...I had taken a muscle relaxers which didn't help at all...I feel as though it is an infection. But why would it happen after 4 years of being explanted ? I just don't understand. I have one more Cipro but I wasn't sure I should take..i have diflican also but haven't taken. I don't really know what to do. > , Cipro is not a wonder drug, it will not have any effect if you've only taken one tablet. As for me, I would still suggest you do the warm-cold compress. Even if it's infection (mastitis) or hormonal imbalance or anything, as long as there's pain, it will help. When we get all of your other tests, we can then start any treatment if they show any

problems.> , I do hope you'll do the warm-cold compress, I would be just wasting time if you're not following my suggestions.> - >