Breast augmentation issues. What are my options?

I would first go to your medical doctor and be tested for allergies, including foods, personal care products, and cleaning products. Your issues may be related to something other than implants. If they turn out to be related to implants, then exchange for saline. We are all exposed to a wide variety of harmful chemicals and our bodies change as we age.

Keep in mind that women who experience systemic symptoms from breast implants (SSBI) can have either saline or silicone gel implants, and in one leading study, the majority of women had saline devices. Multiple studies from different academic sources (which have all been deemed fraudulent by The Queen of BII, Nicole Daruda) show that heavy metals, silicone, bacteria, bacterial endotoxins, and immune response compounds are the same in women with or without implants. There is now a growing body of women who thought they were 'cured' by explant only to find that there symptoms are coming back. The reality is this: There are many men and women - all without implants - who suffer from a variety of symptoms with no diagnosable disease state. Many now believe that women with SSBI are one in the same with those who don't have implants, and therefore it is not the implant. I recommend two books. The first was written in 1996 by Marcia Angell, M.D., with the title 'Science on Trial'. She was the Executive Editor for the New England Journal of Medicine at the time of publication. She saw how breast implants became a target for plaintiff attorneys, and how science was manipulated in the courtroom. The other was written in 2015 by a retired plastic surgeon, Jack Fisher, M.D. He is an emeritus professor of plastic surgery at the UC San Diego Department of Surgery. After retirement, he gained a Master's degree in history and used is knowledge to write a number of books, including 'Silicone on Trial' (yes, i know, very similar titles, lol). What's so eye opening in this book is the realization that silicone products have been in our food and medicine since the early 20th century (and that we all have silicone in us). I am sorry you are having symptoms, but I can assure you it's not coming from your breast implants.

I’m sorry you’re feeling unwell. Without some idea of what you call BII symptoms no one can help judge this. If you are talking about the common complaints of fatigue, poor sleep, hair, loss, weight gain, aches, and pains, these are also the symptoms of a young mother. Young mothers don’t sleep, they eat poorly, their sleep is disrupted frequently, they are constantly lifting and pulling their young child leading to soreness. In addition, hypothyroidism is fairly common in young women. Be sure to see a general medical specialist to have this sorted out.

If your breasts are soft and appear normal, without any changes in their character, It is very unlikely to be because of your implants.