Robert Whitfield MDAmerica's Breast Implant Illness Expert™

Chronic Inflammation: My Explant Journey with Skin Cancer Risks

25 Aug 2024 · 1 min

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A first-person YouTube narrative (by Robert Whitfield MD) exploring a possible link between chronic inflammation, breast implant illness (explant), and unusually frequent skin cancers. The speaker reports having had 40+ skin cancers over 15 years since receiving breast implants, recent Mohs surgery, and chronic symptoms including severe brain fog, dry mouth/eyes, anxiety, and new-onset depression. The account raises timing/causation questions but remains anecdotal.

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And in my mind now being, you know, 38 and having all this experience with skin cancer and breast implant illness, in my mind, I'm thinking, is there a correlation between chronic inflammation in my body and back at the time, I had a terrible diet. So I'm in a lot of seed oil, which I know doesn't help with the sun. And so is there a correlation between the 40 plus skin cancers I've had in 15 years since having breast implants, one of which I just had removed a Mohs surgery on Monday. And so I'm still dealing with the ramifications of whatever it is, whether it was the breast implants or not. But I just find that timing interesting. So skin cancer, terrible, severe brain fog, initially, dry mouth and dry eyes. Absolutely. Those two things started immediately anxiety and depression. Depression was never really a big part of my life. I.