Yeast connection to explant

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Do you have any systemic symptoms now? .

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From: imouty2002 [mailto:imouty2002@...]

Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2002 12:50 AM

Subject: Yeast connection to explant

Hi,I'm new here and just read some interesting posts about yeast.I

have smooth saline implants and never had a yeast infection of any

kind.Should I anticipate one right after explantation?Is that what

some of the women are speaking about or does it not apply to me?

Also,just curious if anyone recently explanted could describe the

severity and length of post-op pain as opposed to implant

surgery.Thanks for all the great info I've been reading!

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Hi,I'm new here and just read some interesting posts about yeast.I

have smooth saline implants and never had a yeast infection of any

kind.Should I anticipate one right after explantation?Is that what

some of the women are speaking about or does it not apply to me?

Also,just curious if anyone recently explanted could describe the

severity and length of post-op pain as opposed to implant

surgery.Thanks for all the great info I've been reading!

[Guest guest]

I have seen these symptoms clear up with antifungal therapy. Antibiotics

may also be indicated especially if you have any chest wall discomfort.

.

-----Original Message-----

From: imouty2002 [mailto:imouty2002@...]

Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2002 11:27 PM

Subject: Re: Yeast connection to explant

> Do you have any systemic symptoms now? .

>

> -----Original Message-----

> From: imouty2002 [mailto:imouty2002@y...]

> Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2002 12:50 AM

> @y...

> Subject: Yeast connection to explant

>

>

> Hi,I'm new here and just read some interesting posts about yeast.I

> have smooth saline implants and never had a yeast infection of any

> kind.Should I anticipate one right after explantation?Is that what

> some of the women are speaking about or does it not apply to me?

> Also,just curious if anyone recently explanted could describe the

> severity and length of post-op pain as opposed to implant

> surgery.Thanks for all the great info I've been reading!

>

> Yes,Dr. Kolb I am symptomatic.I'm experiencing arthritis-like aches

in my hands and feet,although I tested negative for the typical

autoimmune blood tests,and sometimes an uncomfortabl tingly feeling

in my chest.By the way,you deserve an angel's medal for being just

that...an ANGEL!The way you inundate these women with your knowledge

and shower them with compassion is truly impressive[understatement].

> I'm so grateful to find this site.

>

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> Do you have any systemic symptoms now? .

>

> -----Original Message-----

> From: imouty2002 [mailto:imouty2002@y...]

> Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2002 12:50 AM

> @y...

> Subject: Yeast connection to explant

>

>

> Hi,I'm new here and just read some interesting posts about yeast.I

> have smooth saline implants and never had a yeast infection of any

> kind.Should I anticipate one right after explantation?Is that what

> some of the women are speaking about or does it not apply to me?

> Also,just curious if anyone recently explanted could describe the

> severity and length of post-op pain as opposed to implant

> surgery.Thanks for all the great info I've been reading!

>

> Yes,Dr. Kolb I am symptomatic.I'm experiencing arthritis-like aches

in my hands and feet,although I tested negative for the typical

autoimmune blood tests,and sometimes an uncomfortabl tingly feeling

in my chest.By the way,you deserve an angel's medal for being just

that...an ANGEL!The way you inundate these women with your knowledge

and shower them with compassion is truly impressive[understatement].

> I'm so grateful to find this site.

>

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Thank you for your kind words. .

-----Original Message-----

From: imouty2002 [mailto:imouty2002@...]

Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2002 11:27 PM

Subject: Re: Yeast connection to explant

> Do you have any systemic symptoms now? .

>

> -----Original Message-----

> From: imouty2002 [mailto:imouty2002@y...]

> Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2002 12:50 AM

> @y...

> Subject: Yeast connection to explant

>

>

> Hi,I'm new here and just read some interesting posts about yeast.I

> have smooth saline implants and never had a yeast infection of any

> kind.Should I anticipate one right after explantation?Is that what

> some of the women are speaking about or does it not apply to me?

> Also,just curious if anyone recently explanted could describe the

> severity and length of post-op pain as opposed to implant

> surgery.Thanks for all the great info I've been reading!

>

> Yes,Dr. Kolb I am symptomatic.I'm experiencing arthritis-like aches

in my hands and feet,although I tested negative for the typical

autoimmune blood tests,and sometimes an uncomfortabl tingly feeling

in my chest.By the way,you deserve an angel's medal for being just

that...an ANGEL!The way you inundate these women with your knowledge

and shower them with compassion is truly impressive[understatement].

> I'm so grateful to find this site.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi there,

I am not sure what to say about the possibility of yeast for you, except that it seems to be a common problem for those of us who have been sick from implants. How long have you had your implants, and do you have any sickness or symptoms?

As for the explant surgery, I do remember that it was a cakewalk compared to implant surgery! I did not have near the pain--I never took one pain pill- and I was up and about within a few days. No heavy lifting of course, but I could take care of myself.

Glad you found us!

Patty

----- Original Message -----

From: imouty2002

Sent: Monday, October 07, 2002 9:49 PM

Subject: Yeast connection to explant

Hi,I'm new here and just read some interesting posts about yeast.I have smooth saline implants and never had a yeast infection of any kind.Should I anticipate one right after explantation?Is that what some of the women are speaking about or does it not apply to me?Also,just curious if anyone recently explanted could describe the severity and length of post-op pain as opposed to implant surgery.Thanks for all the great info I've been reading!