humanrising
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have been concerned about my breast implants since my illness started years ago. So one would think that might be enough to have them removed but it didn't. I discussed it with my doctor and the plastic surgeon who put them in and neither thought I should worry about it. I also have saline not silicone.
I had to rethink this again after I got my test results from realtime labs that I tested positive for the 4 molds they test for and 3 were high.
My fear was the implants could have mold in them., but they would have to have leaks and that doesn't seem an issue. More likely my mold exposure has been from molds in my homes.
I had taken out my research I did on who you want to have take them out "properly' if you have such problems yesterday then on the news the same night they discussed how there is a rare cancer that may not be so rare now due to breast implants ( they didn't say if they were saline or silicone but its the textured implants that have the problem). I don't know if mine were textured, waiting to hear back from doctor.
I kick myself so much for doing this but I was so thin and I really wanted to just to have a bit of a figure, no one would ever believe I even have them since they are so modest. Now I have to pray that modest attempt of feeling more feminine could have serious reproductions. if I can afford it I plan on having them removed. I also think its worth seeing if I can get a tissue and muscle biopsy done while they have me under.
If you haven't seen the "bleeding edge" I highly recommend it. Its on Netflix. goes into how little proper testing and medical research is done on implants. they focus on hip implants, sterilization implants and the robot surgeon. So important for people to know how vulnerable we are under the knife and what we can and should do to protect ourselves and our friends and family.
if I am able to get them removed and anything show up I will share the results.
I had to rethink this again after I got my test results from realtime labs that I tested positive for the 4 molds they test for and 3 were high.
My fear was the implants could have mold in them., but they would have to have leaks and that doesn't seem an issue. More likely my mold exposure has been from molds in my homes.
I had taken out my research I did on who you want to have take them out "properly' if you have such problems yesterday then on the news the same night they discussed how there is a rare cancer that may not be so rare now due to breast implants ( they didn't say if they were saline or silicone but its the textured implants that have the problem). I don't know if mine were textured, waiting to hear back from doctor.
I kick myself so much for doing this but I was so thin and I really wanted to just to have a bit of a figure, no one would ever believe I even have them since they are so modest. Now I have to pray that modest attempt of feeling more feminine could have serious reproductions. if I can afford it I plan on having them removed. I also think its worth seeing if I can get a tissue and muscle biopsy done while they have me under.
If you haven't seen the "bleeding edge" I highly recommend it. Its on Netflix. goes into how little proper testing and medical research is done on implants. they focus on hip implants, sterilization implants and the robot surgeon. So important for people to know how vulnerable we are under the knife and what we can and should do to protect ourselves and our friends and family.
if I am able to get them removed and anything show up I will share the results.
) along with two other family members and my (urine) tests from realtime labs were negative but theirs were positive. The mold doctor that we saw said that this was very common in someone who was as sick as I was b/c my family members were healthy enough to detox the mold out of their body (to show up on the test) but I was not able to detox it so it was stuck in my body. I was allergic to everything at that time but was able to do a mold detox with nebulized glutathione and very mild binders like oats and apple pectin.