A short transcript excerpt from a YouTube conversation (featuring Robert Whitfield MD) discussing chronic inflammatory symptoms patients experience, and suggesting these can be associated with breast implants. The speaker lists neurological, cardiopulmonary, peripheral nerve, and severe gastrointestinal symptoms as part of a "laundry list" of chronic inflammatory issues.
Chronic inflammation exists with or without implants. Most of my patients show up with a laundry list of chronic inflammatory symptoms from head to toe. So neurologically, they can get brain fog, they can have headache, they can have light sensitivity, sound sensitivity in the whole ear, nose and throat system, dry eyes, cough, sinusitis. Chronic stuff that has no answers. Heart palpitations, chest pain, shortness of breath, nerve pain in their extremities, tremors. And then the gut is just wildly abnormal, like everything.
That'S interesting that you say the gut. I. I don't think I would have ever thought that gut problems could be caused by breast implants.
