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Breast implants nearly kill fitness champion
Kate Michalkova, 44, increased her breasts and has been left in agony by implants that have now been recalled due to a cancer link, Fit World Sport reported.
According to the source, Kate decided on a breast augmentation surgery in 2012. At first, breast implants did not cause her any discomfort, and the woman achieved success in sports by winning several fitness competitions. However, four years later, she developed joint pain, dizziness, headache, and muscle weakness.
According to Kate, the pain was so intense that it literally killed her.
The daily agony for the past three years has cost Ms Michalkova her full-time job as a personal trainer and she can no longer compete in bikini fitness competitions.
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