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Breast
Implant Dangers
Just how
dangerous are breast implants? Silicone gel implants were banned
in 1992. Since then, saline implants have been the method of choice. But new
research reveals some shocking dangers with them, too. The
manufacturers themselves, in data presented to the FDA, recently
admitted:
- 60% of
women with saline implants have complications within four
years
- 3%
suffer leakage within three years causing a deflated implant
- 8% of
implants have to be removed within three years
Other
risks include:
- hardening
of the breasts
- loss of
sensation in the nipple or breast
- shifting
of the implant from its original position
- interference
with mammography reading that may hamper cancer detection
On
top of all this, says Judith Reichman, M.D., a regular
contributor to NBC's Today Show, implants are a man-made
prosthetic that have a shelf life. Most women will have to go
through the whole procedure again–probably two or three times
depending upon their age. The following article presented on the
msnbc.com web site, in association with the Today Show, gives
the best overview that our staff has seen of the dangers of
breast implants.
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