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with William J. Rea, M.D., F.A.C.S., F.A.A.E.M.
Dear Dr. Rea,
I began having symptoms in August 2009 and was diagnosed in January 2010 with chemical sensitivity. I plan on coming to your facility this summer. I am 50 years old and have had saline breast implants since 1999. Do I need to have them removed and should I have them removed before coming to your facility or should I have them removed there?
I began having symptoms in August 2009 and was diagnosed in January 2010 with chemical sensitivity. I plan on coming to your facility this summer. I am 50 years old and have had saline breast implants since 1999. Do I need to have them removed and should I have them removed before coming to your facility or should I have them removed there?
Dr. Rea’s response:
Yes, I do recommend you remove them. We know an experienced plastic surgeon that can remove them in Dallas.
William J. Rea, M.D., F.A.C.S., F.A.A.E.M.
- Additional Observations Of Eye Response With Chemical Sensitivities 1989
- Basis for EMF Sensitivity Clinical Responses 1997
- Biological Mechanisms of Chemical Sensitivity 1994
- Breast Implants, Solvents, and Neurotoxic Exposure Can Be Related to Scintigraphic Abnormalities 1993
- Clearing Of Volatile Hydrocarbons From The Human Body 1988
- Cardiovascular Disease in Response to Chemicals and Foods
- Chemical Hypersensitivity and the Allergic Response 1988
- Chemical Sensitivity
- Chemical Sensitivity and the Environment
- Considerations for the Diagnosis of Chemical Sensitivity 1992
- Cyclic Phenomena Observed in the Environmental Unit 1994
- Diagnosing Food and Chemical Susceptibility 1979
- Diagnosis of EMF Sensitivity under Controlled Conditions 1991
- The Effects of Mycotoxins on Chemical Sensitivity 1993
- Effects of Pesticides on the Immune System
- The Effects Of Pollutants On The Non-Immune System Of The Lung And Cardiovascular System 1985
- Electromagnet Assessment Under Environmentally Controlled Conditions 1987
- Electromagnetic Fields, Part II 1989
- Electromagnetic Field Sensitivity 1991
- Environmental Aspects of Aging, Part I and II 1992
- The Environmental Aspects of Cardiovascular Disease
- The Environmental Aspects of Chemical Sensitivity 1994
- The Environmental Aspects of Ear, Nose, and Throat Disease: Part I 1979
- The Environmental Aspects of Ear, Nose, and Throat Disease: Part II 1979
- The Environmental Aspects of Neurological Disease 1996
- The Environmental Aspects Of The Post Polio Syndrome
- Environmentally Triggered Cardiac Disease 1978
- Environmentally Triggered Small Vessel Vasculitis 1977
- Environmentally Triggered Thrombophlebitis 1976
- Environmentally triggered disorders 1982
- Evaluation Of Autonomic Nervous System Dysfunction Via The Iriscorder And Other Objective Parameters After Chemical Depollution 1989
- Evaluation Of The Autonomic Nervous System Response By Pupillographical Study
- Food and Chemical Susceptibility after Environmental Chemical Overexposure: Case Histories 1978
- Food and Chemicals as Environmental Incitants
- Formaldehyde Sensitivity
- Intravenous Hyper Alimentation 1995
- Inter-relationships Between the Environment and Premenstrual Syndrome
- Magnesium Deficiency In Patients With Chemical Sensitivity
- Natural Toxins In Foods 1995
- Neurotoxicity - Peripheral 2001
- Ovarian & Menstrual Dysfunction
- Principles Of Environmental Triggering In Disease Processes 1985
- Pesticides & brain-function changes in a controlled environment 1984
- Pesticides. Herbicides -- Health Aspects; Pesticides -- Physiological Effect 1996
- Physical Signs of Chemical Sensitivity
- The Plural Causes of the Gulf War Syndrome
- Progress On Persian Gulf War Illnesses: Reality And Hypotheses
- Relationship Of Food And Chemical Sensitivities To Acute Respiratory Failure
- Results of Treatment for EMF Sensitivities 1991
- Review of Cardiovascular Disease in Allergy
- The Role of the T Lymphocytic Cell Cycle and an Autogenous Lymphocytic Factor in Clinical Medicine
- Series Of Patients With Electromagnetic Sensitivities (Measurement) - Part I 1989
- Spring Pollens- How to deal with them without antihistamines.
- The Temporomandibular Joint Implant Controversy: A Review of Autogenous Alloplastic 1998
- The Temporomandibular Joint Implant Controversy. Part II: Its Clinical Implications
- Therapeutic Modalities Designed to Order Electro Disturbances 1997
- Toluene Sensitivity As Part Of The Chemical Sensitivity Syndrome - Case Report
- Toxic Volatile Organic Hydrocarbons in Chemically Sensitive Patients 1987
- Water and Health
- What is Neurotoxicity?
posted on June 20, 2010 | tags: breast implants, chemical sensitivity, Dr. William J. Rea, EI, environmental illness, MCS, silicone implants
Rosanne
October 6, 2011 at 8:38 am
Please can someone suggest help for me.. I`a desperate.
I have been living with chronic face & some head pain.
Not headaches. Although sometimes I do get migranes.
The face and head pain has been unbearable for 12 yrs.
Nobody has a real grasp of it. Multiple dx`s. I because
sensitive to over the counter pain relievers. When I say sensitive. The pain medication backfires and makes the pain worse than ever on scale of 1-10 it goes to 11.
I began tramadol and it helped a tad early on but now I can`t use that either. Another pain reliever. Also Benedryl for sleep. I develop this reaction where my entire head and face becomes so painful. Today I have taken nothing. I feel like my skull is on fire.. Help me if you can. I need to be able to sleep and have some kind of life. I don`t want to live like this.. feeling desperate.
I have had muliple exposures.. breast implants, mold,
heavy metals…