that although it believes that occurrences of squamous cell carcinoma and various lymphomas in the capsule around breast implants may be rare, health care providers and people who have or are considering breast implants should be aware of these cases -- and report them or any other cancers found around the implant to the agency.
The FDA said that, after a preliminary review of published literature, it is aware of fewer than 20 cases of squamous cell carcinoma and fewer than 30 cases of various lymphomas in the capsule around the breast implant. People with breast implants do not need to change their routine medical care, according to the FDA, but they should be aware that some of the reported signs and symptoms included swelling, pain, lumps or changes in the skin.
Whoda thought putting a bunch of silicone in a human body would cause problems? The same who thought inhaling smoke is fine as well... 🤪
Can you do an article on SIDS and SADS? So many kids have died of heart problems. Media is covering it up. Have some integrity. An ounce?
Poll: Should implants be recalled?