I meant to post this earlier, but had my first implant-area injury the day before yesterday.
I was walking at a very fast pace, and somehow managed to absolutely obliterate my hand on a concrete bollard at high speed. Of course, it was directly over my xSIID installā¦ Just smacked into it, and scraped along the side of it. Really rough concrete.
Not much directly after, other than a few light marks and a lot of redness. It rapidly started swelling.
This was the day after (which was yesterday). The scratches became much more apparent, and it was still very swollen, occasionally bleeding. I could barely move a few of my fingers, due to the swelling. The skin was super tender.
Iāve felt around, and as far as I can tell, the xSIID is still completely intact, but itās shifted significantly, completely broke through its encapsulation. Itās about 4mm lower now, if I had to guess.
It still scans (although roughly due to swelling), and the light is still visible, albeit a bit dimmer from the swelling and the scratches on top.
Sucks that it moved after 2 years of being happily encapsulated, but probably the best case scenario considering the sheer amount of force I put into it. Obviously I know from the testing of Amal and others that they should be very strong, but always good to see it for myself, and glad that it didnāt push through further and hit a bone or something.
This was today. Thankfully, Iām usually a pretty fast healer, it seems to be calming down now. Scratches are still there, and quite tender, but the swelling has reduced by about half, and the redness is much lower.
Iāll probably pick up some prenatals just to give it the best chance of encapsulating well again. Hopefully the trauma means that the body will want to rapidly get it stuck in place.