Robert Whitfield MD discusses health problems patients report after breast implants, including joint pain, brain fog, thyroid dysfunction, and low white blood cell counts that improved after removal. Many patients develop symptoms 18 months to two years after implantation.
So she was about 10 years in with her implants, but somewhere, probably around six or seven years, she started noticing very health, a lot of health issues. More specifically something like an autoimmune type disorder where she had a lot of joint pain, immunosuppressive type problems, skin issues where her skin was changing. That youthful look she had in her early 20s was dissipating very quickly and just a lot of brain fog and other types of issues. And then it translated into a lot of headaches and a lot of brain fog and low immune system. So her white blood cell count dropped and it never went back up until actually she explained it. So one, one marker that we could see over the years that never moved a mark. And regardless of, you know, what supplements she did or what type of therapeutics she did to increase her immune system, nothing changed until she explained it. Then once she explained, within six months her white blood cell count went back up to normal. All the time I see autoimmune type issues, thyroid issues, low thyroid, everyone thinks they have a thyroid issue and all these issues. If I talk to the patient and try to dig into their history, a lot of this started within about a year to two years after their implants were put in the first time. So about two years post implant, they start to notice these health issues. They're gaining weight loss, low thyroid function, autoimmune type disorders, joint pain, swelling, etc. It's a very commonality. And so from my perspective, I draw a correlation between the implants. In somewhere between 18 months to two years, they start noticing health issues, weight gain, autoimmune type disorders, white blood cell dropping, even if, you know, they may have a poor diet, et cetera, et cetera. But then they get this thing inside them and it just propels them into this downward spiral much quicker. It's like the, the gas on the fire. And when they get these capsules inside them or these implants inside them, and then the capsule starts to form, it creates more intra cavity pressure. And so then they start getting pressure onto the nerve roots of the thoracic spine. And then, then you see even more of a, just propel into gut, dysbiosis, liver function issues, gallbladder, because all the NER that come out of that upper thoracic area, you know, the liver, gallbladder, stomach, upper GI system, and then even to lungs, where they start feeling a heaviness, where they have difficulty breathing. Well.
