Sapri Pantun Lying Weak with Infusion Tubes and Respiratory Aids, His Younger Brother Reveals the Cause

Kapanlagi.com - Sapri Pantun is currently known to be lying weak in the hospital. This news originally came from an Instagram post by Ruben Onsu, which showed the 49-year-old comedian lying in a hospital bed with an infusion tube and a respiratory aid attached.

When contacted by Kapanlagi.com via phone call on Thursday (6/5), Doli, Sapri's younger sibling and manager, stated that Sapri was taken to the hospital since Sunday, May 2, 2021. At that time, he mentioned that his brother's condition was really bad, but now he has improved although still needs to be treated.

"It was on the second, yes, May 2. Yes, it's true, he's still in the ICU. (He's getting better) yes, there is progress," said Doli.

1. Causes of Sapri's Hospitalization

Doli also revealed the factors that caused Sapri's declining health. Due to a tight shooting schedule, combined with unhealthy eating and sleeping patterns, these became the causes.

"Firstly, it might be because of the shooting, he always comes home in the morning, and his eating habits are unhealthy," said Doli.

2. History of Diabetes

Due to these reasons, Doli stated that his brother's blood sugar level rose to 1143 mg/dl, far above the normal limit. According to Doli, Sapri Pantun does indeed have diabetes.

"And when he has a long take during shooting, after the first take, it won't be taken again. So he eats, sleeps, eats, sleeps, and his blood sugar rises to 1143. Yes, he has diabetes," he said.

3. Special Message from the Doctor

In addition, Doli said there is no special message from the doctor who is treating Sapri and he will be able to recover soon. However, Sapri will limit his activities to maintain his condition.

"There is nothing from the doctor, the doctor also said, God willing, he will recover as soon as possible, it's just his head, high blood pressure also affects his head. It's true that he needs to limit his activities because he's pushing himself too hard at work," he concluded.

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