Health issues with saline implants (without rupture)?

Implants of an by themselves do not create systemic health problems. There is a possibility of infection and other possibilities could create systemic symptoms. If you're concerned about these visit your plastic surgeon. But you haven't done anything to damage your health simply by choosing to have breast augmentation.

Thank you for your question.In my breast augmentation consultations with patients, I often get this question (or one similar).  I appreciate your level of concern regarding your health, and it's important to be vigilant for any potential sequelae or complications related to your implants.Having said that, I can say with confidence that none of my breast augmentation patients (with saline OR silicone implants) have had the concerns that you voiced as a result of the breast augmentation.  A number of studies have looked specifically at this question, and to date, there is no causal relationship between implants and the symptoms you describe.  If you have questions or concerns about your breast augmentation, you would be well-served to see your plastic surgeon.  If that's not an option, then I would suggest that you find a board-certified plastic surgeon to discuss your questions.I would also suggest that you speak with your primary care doctor - there is likely a good explanation for the symptoms that you describe, and a good primary care doctor can help you sort through the possibilities.Best wishes.

I would suggest you see your primary care physician for your concerns.  It is unlikely saline implants would cause the symptoms you describe. If you are convinced it is related to the implants, saline implants are usually very easily removed.

All the complaints you listed have not been linked to saline implants. I would suggest seeing your medical doctor to find out what is going on with you, and also to be checked for food allergies. Many food allergies can cause a variety of symptoms that you list.  Also, hormonal imbalances can cause "brain fog."