Robert Whitfield MD and others discuss whether people with autoimmune disorders can get implants. If the disorder existed before the implant, the implant probably didn't cause it, though it might make it worse. Having autoimmune disease doesn't necessarily disqualify you.
That was just my personal.
So you're saying if you have the. If you have the autoimmune disorder before you got the implant, it's probably not to do with the implant, but the implant could make it worse.
You're here saying you wouldn't be a candidate to get an implant if you had that disorder going in.
Got it. Okay, got it. Yeah, you're both right. For me, you weren't a candidate. And to your point, yes, you would then set yourself. You're setting yourself up for a potential problem because you already know that you have an autoimmune problem. So you have more inflammatory cells circulating already, right? So, you know, there's no reason to poke the bear. Like, if it's already a bad situation, adding an implant like that could potentially make that a lot worse. You imagine if that person has a really poor diet, high in gluten, high in dairy, you know, a bunch of seed oils or whatever, they're just going to increase their inflammation dramatically. If they are in, you know, living in an environment where there's mold in the ceiling or mold in the H Vac, they're just going to make it that much worse.
