Fadlan Muhammad Suffers from Autoimmune Disease, Had to be Rushed to the Hospital

Kapanlagi.com - Unpleasant news comes from artists Fadlan Muhammad and Lyra Virna. Although their household always appears happy, it turns out they are struggling against the autoimmune diseases they are suffering from.

Autoimmune diseases can be quite dangerous as the immune system attacks healthy cells. Proper medical treatment and lifestyle changes are needed to manage this disease.

1. Suffering from Gallstones

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A while ago, Fadlan had to be rushed to the hospital. Because he suffers from gallstones, which had apparently poisoned his body.

"If yesterday it was already resolved (the gallstones). I myself didn’t know that I had gallstones," said Fadlan Muhammad as reported by detikhot.

2. Wife Also Has Autoimmune Disease

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This twin of Akhmad Fadli continues to go to the hospital. His wife is also undergoing treatment, as both suffer from the same disease.

"Yes, alhamdulillah, we are still undergoing treatment... because autoimmune diseases require regular medication. Also, I take my wife along when we go for treatment in Malaysia. Mbak Lyra also has an autoimmune disease. We take care of our autoimmune conditions together," concluded Fadlan Muhammad.

3. Maintain a Healthy Diet

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Fadlan must strictly maintain his diet to prevent the recurrence of gallstones. If KLovers notice, this famous presenter is getting thinner; may he always be granted good health.

Fadlan can no longer consume grilled foods, beef, goat, fish, chicken, or foods that contain cholesterol or fats. He also needs to eat boiled vegetables.

4. Support from Beloved Family

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Support from family and friends is also an important factor in his healing process. Fadlan feels grateful to receive strong emotional support, which helps him through difficult times.

Despite experiencing joint pain symptoms due to autoimmune issues, Fadlan continues to strive for activity, but within limits that are appropriate for his physical condition.

(kpl/dyn)