Because BII is a self diagnosed illness, many in the BII community agree that symptoms can emerge in a variety of ways and are likely linked to pre-disposed conditions and genetics. ​

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Who Can Experience Breast Implant Illness

Anyone with breast implants.

Some experience reactions to their implants immediately. They never fully recover from surgery and gradually decline in health over time. 

​While others reported having breast implants for 10, 20 or even 30 years, they never noticed a decline in health.

​What are some of the first signs of Breast Implant Illness 

Although symptoms and their severity can be different for everyone,  there are a few common denominators for many who suffer from breast implant related illness.

Increased Fatigue - Feeling like you can never get enough sleep,  even from the moment you wake up.

Low vitamin D

Decreased Libido

​Brain fog 

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Other symptoms experienced by a large number of victims include but are not limited to:

Anxiety     Brain Fog     Cold & Discolored Limbs     Decreased libido     Depression     Difficulty concentration     Difficulty swallowing     Dry Skin or hair     Ear ringing     Fatigue     Fever or chills     Fibromyalgia symptoms     Hair loss     Headaches     Heart palpitations     Inflammation     Insomnia     Irritable bowel/bladder     Joint Pain     Liver/Kidney dysfunction     Memory loss     Mood swings     Muscle pain     Muscle weakness     Night sweats     Limb numbness/tingling     Panic attacks     Recurrent illness     Ringing in ears     Sensitivity to light      Sensitivity to sound     Sharp pains in breast     Shortness of breath     Sinus infections     Slow healing     Slow muscle recovery     Sudden food intolerance     Swollen lymph nodes     Temperature intolerance     Vertigo     Visual disturbance     Yeast infections/candida   
Feeling like you're dying