A woman’s health struggles led her to remove implants after years of illness
Castleford: A woman named Danielle Watts spent £5,000 on breast implants, hoping to boost her confidence. But soon after, she faced a slew of health problems.
At first, she was thrilled with the results. But then, things took a turn. Danielle started getting constant colds, headaches, and fatigue. It was like her body was fighting against something.
After visiting doctors over 20 times, she was still in the dark about what was wrong. Then, she found a forum discussing Breast Implant Illness (BII) and realized her symptoms matched those of other women.
Even though BII isn’t officially recognized by the NHS, it describes various issues like chronic fatigue and joint pain that some women experience after getting implants.
Feeling desperate, Danielle decided to spend another £9,000 to have her implants removed. Since the surgery, she’s already noticed a boost in her energy levels and feels like she can finally enjoy life again.
Danielle shared how self-conscious she was about her breasts, which led her to get the surgery in the first place. She wanted to feel confident, especially after losing weight.
But after the surgery, her health took a nosedive. She dealt with sinus infections, migraines, and even autoimmune issues. It was exhausting, and she felt like she was constantly battling her own body.
After doing some research, she connected the dots and realized her implants might be the culprit. This revelation pushed her to take action and get them removed.
Now, Danielle feels like a weight has been lifted off her shoulders—literally and figuratively. She regrets getting the implants and wants others to think carefully before making such a decision.
She’s finally starting to feel like herself again and is excited about what the future holds.
