Rupture!

by Shazcott 14th October 2012, 8:25 pm

I know it's a trauma that causes a rupture but what sort of thing could cause this? I've been thinking how my dog jumps up at me when I come home as he's pleased to see me but now been thinking that this could cause problems! I'm sure my hair has gone grey since I started my Ba journey!! sick

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by **COOKIE** 14th October 2012, 8:30 pm

Lol. Your implants are very robust hun, so much so that a nurse told me about surgeons testing them themselves using their cars to run them over and the implants remained intact Hysterical

It would take a big impact for your implant to rupture in that way, so your dog jumping on you is nothing babe.

There is however something called a silent rupture, it's called silent due to the fact that it presents no symptoms and the only way of detection is by having an MRI scan. It may be found through ultra sound, but not always which is why an MRI is preferred. It's advised you do this every 3 years after surgery by the FDA to ensure your implants are still intact.

The average life of a breast implant is around 10 years hun. Xx

by Shazcott 14th October 2012, 8:34 pm

Sorry cookie :doh:

I sound thick lol I just read a post you did and how you found a lump in your armpit etc explained it all nicely Hug

I just feel as I'm getting nearer to my date all these questions are popping into my head! I'd have my boobs packed in bubble wrap Hysterical

what would we do without you Give You

xxx

by **COOKIE** 14th October 2012, 8:37 pm

ask all the questions you want hun... That's what we're here for :thumbs: and you're not thick at all. Ensuring your fully informed before surgery is a very intelligent thing to do. Xx

by **mrsball** 14th October 2012, 8:40 pm

Echo what cookie said. My surgeon actually told me first time round, if I was to be in a car accident there would be more chance of me breaking my ribs than my implants breaking/rupturing, so in a weird way that reassured me!
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by Shazcott 14th October 2012, 8:41 pm

Thank you.....I'll cancel the bubble wrap and cotton wool order then!! Hysterical

sometimes I think of a question but Dare not ask as I think I'll sound dumb but getting braver now yipee

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by JustPeachy 14th October 2012, 8:48 pm

I was terrified about this too. I have 2 very large breed dogs and was worried about them jumping up, or knocking and bumping in to me, but they have been fine! I think that may be because I walk around holding on to my boobs or I scowl at them when they look at me and come near me...

by **mrsball** 14th October 2012, 8:49 pm

Please shazzcott ask away, that's what we're all here for and will always do our best to help :thumbs: x

by shellyb 14th October 2012, 8:54 pm

Was a good question that i hadnt really thought about too much. So thanks for asking.

by Shazcott 14th October 2012, 8:59 pm

Thanks mrsball and congrats on becoming moderator...well deserved Give You

also mrsball what you said about being in a car accident has made me feel better as I have a 2 hour journey I've been nagging my oh that on journey home when he picks me up...NO sudden braking etc and bring me extra pillows.. Screwy

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by JustPeachy 14th October 2012, 9:03 pm

extra pillows in the car on the trip home is a godsend! :)

by Shazcott 14th October 2012, 9:04 pm

Will do just peachy :thumbs:

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