It was reported through a medwatch (mw5091081) "[.] i had a left tka; by [.] i developed overwhelming fatigue, weakness, pain in my joints and muscles, tinnitus, tremors, sleeplessness, brain fog, headaches and nausea and was worked up by my local hematologist for any relationship to my hemochromatosis (hh).In [.] 2019 i was evaluated and had a comprehensive workup at (b)(6) clinic in [.] for thoughts this might be hemochromatosis arthropathy; i consulted with rheumatology, hepatology, psychiatry, urology, pharm d for polypharmacy, nutritionists.After a plethora of advanced imaging, labs, and urines the outcome of these consults determined my hh was not responsible for any of my complaints.I did not have arthropathy nor rheumatoid arthritis, ebw, (b)(6), lyme's, autoimmune (b)(6) nor other viruses, syndromes, illnesses.By [.] 2019 i had an inability to follow conversations, find words that were familiar to me, i couldn't effectively critically think, i had myoclonic jerking.In 2019 i had metal-ltt testing and was told i had a highly reactive nickel and mildly reactive vanadium allergies.I was not asked prior to surgery if i had an allergy or sensitively to any metals in the past; i was not made aware of the possibility of allergy to implant; i was not made aware what is considered "anecdotal" systemic reactions to metals found in implants; i was not made aware that testing pre-operatively was available to me.[.] the undue pain and suffering i am undergoing is unbelievable, it is staggering that not one of the regulating bodies requires pre-op testing when it is know that this had occurred.".
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