How do you find out if silicone has migrated to your liver or lungs or thyroid? Is there even a way to remove it, aside from just detoxing? I think I have serious silicone toxicity. A bioenergetic testing shows silicone dioxide has been deep within my tissues for a long time. I have had symptoms for several years, but never realized it could be do to silicone in my body.
January 13, 2015
Answer: Implant Imaging An MRI with a Breast Coil would be the best noninvasive way to determine if there is a rupture, but surgery is the single most accurate way to diagnose a rupture. It is unlikely for silicone from a breast implant to migrate outside the local area of implantation. Bioenergetic Testing is not a recognized field of medicine with little scientific evidence to support its methods. I would consult with a board certified ASPS/ASAPS plastic surgeon in your area to examine you and discuss your options.
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January 13, 2015
Answer: Implant Imaging An MRI with a Breast Coil would be the best noninvasive way to determine if there is a rupture, but surgery is the single most accurate way to diagnose a rupture. It is unlikely for silicone from a breast implant to migrate outside the local area of implantation. Bioenergetic Testing is not a recognized field of medicine with little scientific evidence to support its methods. I would consult with a board certified ASPS/ASAPS plastic surgeon in your area to examine you and discuss your options.
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Answer: Migrated silicone An MRI is the best tool for detecting ruptured silicone implants and even some silicone granulomas and lymph nodes. The MRI doesn't compress your breast like a mammogram would.
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Answer: Migrated silicone An MRI is the best tool for detecting ruptured silicone implants and even some silicone granulomas and lymph nodes. The MRI doesn't compress your breast like a mammogram would.
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