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Dwi Andhika Reveals the Cause of His Illness That Required Hospitalization

Dwi Andhika Reveals the Cause of His Illness That Required Hospitalization

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Dwi Andhika Reveals the Cause of His Illness That Required Hospitalization

Famous presenter Dwi Andhika speaks out about his health condition that has drastically declined over the past month. He admitted to being confused about the main cause of his illness, which required intensive care.

Initially, Dwi Andhika suspected that fatigue was the main trigger. A busy schedule, from managing his thesis, working in the entertainment industry, to preparing for a big event were factors that were taken into account.

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"At first it was painful. Well, that's the thing when you're looking for a scapegoat for the cause, it's also confusing. Is it because of food? Is it because of overtraining? Or is it just a drop in health?" said Dwi Andhika when met in the Tendean area of South Jakarta recently.

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"Because I was really overwhelmed yesterday with managing my thesis, work, and also preparing for the Insert anniversary, you know," he added.

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The peak of the exhaustion was felt just a day before the big event he was preparing for. His body condition suddenly dropped drastically, marking the beginning of his struggle against illness.

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"So it piled up all at once. Coincidentally, my body was really down, and I remember the Insert anniversary on the 23rd, and I got sick on the first day, which was the 22nd. So now it's been almost, well, more than a month actually, a few days more," he explained.

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After undergoing a blood test, the doctor diagnosed him with typhus. For two weeks, he struggled against a high fever that wouldn't go down, making him feel extremely uncomfortable and experiencing severe dizziness.

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"Yes, at first I was treated as an outpatient, home care, with the doctor coming in and also doing blood tests. It stated that I had typhus. So for those 2 weeks, I had typhus. The fever reached 39-40 degrees, which felt really awful, and the dizziness was not just a headache," he said.

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Although initially only diagnosed with typhus, Dwi Andhika's condition turned out to develop into something more serious, requiring him to undergo further treatment in the hospital.