implant removal

[TomW46]

I wouldn’t listen to laymen but speak to a doctor.

Over the last couple months, I went to see Dr. Kramer in Baltimore, Dr. Perito in Miami, Dr. Martz in Englewood, FL, Dr. Kata in Orlando, Dr. Eid in Manhatten and Dr. Carrion in Tampa. I've had a CT scan and an MRI both with and without contrast. They all say "It looks like it might be some kind of infection but don't know exactly what's wrong. The implant needs to be removed." My wife is an MD and two of my children are MDs. I'm not so sure about trusting the doctors. Doctors don't know everything.

[strongagain]

I wouldn’t listen to laymen but speak to a doctor.

Over the last couple months, I went to see Dr. Kramer in Baltimore, Dr. Perito in Miami, Dr. Martz in Englewood, FL, Dr. Kata in Orlando, Dr. Eid in Manhatten and Dr. Carrion in Miami. I've had a CT scan and an MRI both with and without contrast. They all say "It looks like it might be some kind of infection but don't know exactly what's wrong. The implant needs to be removed." My wife is an MD and two of my children are MDs. I'm not so sure about trusting the doctors. Doctors don't know everything.

I fully agree with you but they still know more than laymen. One shouldn’t argue about that.

[David_R]

Guys, you can't be afraid of what MIGHT happen. Did you ever think that if a plane crashes, it might land on your house? How about a meteor the size of Texas hitting your state? How about getting an Anaphylactic reaction to the flu shot and dying on the spot? These things are all REAL possibilities but, we NEVER think of them. DON'T BE AFRAID, be thankful that a permanent solution to a depressing affliction exists and we will be able to have sex for the remainder of our lives.

I totally agree.