Patty: silicone sensitivity test.

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yes. I'm glad I had it done, but what I meant to say was to not pin all your

hopes on this one test. I think it's good to have a full hormone panel,

including MSH, which incidently mine is damaged, maybe permanently. Sometimes

doctors will ignore reverse T3, FT3, and FT4 and just test TSH, and then there

are the adrenal tests, and on and on. Some women could just be hypersensitive to

just the silicone, but I've met many women post implant with thyroid disease.

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> Thanks for that info on your test result, Beth.

> Yes, you were a very sick girl! So, I guess the interpretation is that you

don't have to have silicone sensitivity to have become very ill from the

implants, because the implants MAY have affected a different area of the body in

a different way. Such as you mention...hormones.

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> I agree, " The MS Solution " was an eye opener!

> Are you doing any hormonal testing or therapy?

> Patty