The nerve conditions that affected Lee Sang-soon, HyunA and TWICE's Chaeyoung
Singer Lee Sang-soon’s decision to take a break from his radio show over what he described as “vagus nerve dysfunction” has drawn attention to health conditions involving the nerve. Other celebrities, including HyunA and TWICE’s Chaeyoung, have previously spoken about experiencing vasovagal syncope, a form of fainting. The singer and radio show host explained his recent absence from the show in a…
Singer Lee Sang-soon has taken a break from his radio show due to what he termed "vagus nerve dysfunction," a condition that has also affected other celebrities. HyunA and TWICE's Chaeyoung have previously discussed experiencing vasovagal syncope, a type of fainting. On Sunday, Lee announced his absence from the show via social media, expressing his regret to listeners for the brief hiatus.
He revealed that he had been under the weather last Wednesday and had been unable to host the show since then. Lee has undergone various tests and consultations since his illness struck, but he is still awaiting further medical evaluations. His doctors have advised him to rest as part of his recovery process. Lee remains uncertain about when he will fully recover, but he plans to focus on regaining his health, guided by his doctors' recommendations that his condition might gradually improve with ample rest.
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