Danica Patrick had breast implants removed due to health issues

Danica Patrick announced that she is removing her breast implants this week due to what she thinks is breast implant disease.

In a lengthy Instagram post, the 40-year-old former professional driver shared how his plants are deteriorating his health, saying “the wheels are out” in 2020.

“I was having an irregular period, I gained weight, my hair didn’t look healthy at all, and my face had a different shape (I know it’s weird),” she wrote.

After getting her implants in 2014, Danica announced on Wednesday that she decided to have them removed.

Patrick explained that he enjoyed it for the first few years, but in 2018 he began to see changes in his health.

“I wasn’t sure if I was ready to share this… but then I remembered that the real vulnerability was to share something you weren’t really ready for. Here it is,’ he began his mission.

Health Issues: She has struggled in recent years and believes the implants have had a negative effect on her.

The Fight: In a lengthy post on Instagram, the 40-year-old former pilot shared how his crops were deteriorating his health, saying that in 2020 “the wheels are out”; pictured in 2020

“I received breast implants in November 2014. I got them all because I want them all. I was really fit, but I didn’t have boobs. So I have them. Everything went well and I was happy about it.’

Fast forward 3 years to the beginning of 2018 and realized that my hair was not that healthy and broke. I also gained a few pounds and didn’t have a chance to lose them,” she explained.

Patrick later revealed that in 2020 he was trying to figure out what was causing his symptoms.

“I went down the rabbit hole to find out. I did all the tests possible,” he said.

Before and after: Patrick also posted a photo of his face before (left) and after (right) surgery, where he immediately noticed the positive changes, including “more color” and “less dark circles.”

The list of symptoms and medical tests included: “hypothyroidism, heavy metal toxicity, dysbiosis, 10/10, severe leaky gut, hypoglycemia, low estrogen levels, DHEA, testosterone, magnesium, white blood cell count, vitamin D and progesterone”.

Also “adrenal fatigue, no AM cortisol increase, increased CRP (inflammatory marker), temperature sensitivity, swollen lymph nodes in the neck, scalp/dry skin, sometimes peculiar sweaty smell, easy dizziness, occasional sore hands, swollen face, weight gain , capsule contracture (both folded by the amount of scar tissue) and hair loss.

The Wisconsin resident explained that she saw positive improvements a few hours after the surgery, showing her side-by-side photos of her before and after the procedure.