[news] Jung Yong Hwa might need surgery to treat his vocal nodules
2010.05.25
On the 24th, CNBlue main vocalist Jung Yong Hwa has beend diagnosed with vocal cord polpys (vocal nodules).
On the 25th, Yong Hwa's agency FNC has spoken about this issue and said that Yong Hwa was diagnosed with Vocal Cord Polyps and acute Laryngitis and is being hospitalized at a general hospital in Seoul to get treatment. Yong Hwa is currently recovering from his acute laryngitis after being given medication, His vocal cord polyps however has to be removed and the common treatment is surgery.
But Officials of FNC added that they are still waiting for the scans on the 25th, they are still waiting for further diagnosis on Yong Hwa's case and there are still not plans yet for a surgery.
The doctor had advised Yong Hwa to rest in the hospital and they are waiting for the release of test's and reports in order to give the precise status of his body and the treatment appropriate for it.
It is unavoidable for Yong Hwa's schedules to be deferred or canceled until the 27th. They are still unable to determine the date of his discharge from the hospital but it might take from 2 month's to four weeks and it is still unclear what their plans are.
Last April 24, Yong Hwa during a broadcast experienced a cold and neck pains and was rushed to the hospital.
Meanwhile, CNBlue had their comeback last May 19 with their second mini album "Blue Love" which is receiving a lot of love from fans.
TAKE OUT WITH FULL CREDITS Source: SPN Credits: Blueprincess824 @ dailykpopnews
As cryptocurrency gains increasing global popularity, more and more investors are looking for ways to generate steady passive income without the need for expensive equipment or specialized skills. Read more
Wealth rarely arrives in one lump. For most people it is built the slow way, by putting aside a set amount month after month and leaving it alone. Read more
Clear information is one of the strongest reasons people feel confident about health insurance. Buyers do not only look for coverage; they also want to understand what they are buying, how claims may work and what support they can expect during medical needs. Read more