Her Skin Turns Red, Cita Citata Reveals Her Disease That Requires Surgery

Kapanlagi.com - Known as a busy dangdut singer, it turns out that Cita Citata has been suffering from a serious illness. She has been suffering from this illness for five years. She revealed it herself on her Instagram on Wednesday (2/9).

Cita's face is not always smooth like when she appears on television. For 5 years, her facial skin often turns red and itches terribly.

1. Not Just Itching

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"The symptoms initially attacked my skin. Almost every day, I always have red bumps and the itching is unbearable," wrote this 26-year-old woman.

"Basically, every time I touch something slightly sharp, experience changes in cold or hot air, or come into contact with dust and dirt, my skin immediately turns red. It's very disturbing," she continued.

2. Always Nil

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He then went to doctors and even professors. Various medical actions were taken but the results were always nil.

"I tried various methods, from allergy checks to finding the best doctors and professors. Stem cell injections, taking medicine and vitamins, but there were never any results, always nil," said Cita.

3. Swollen Tonsils

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Having given up, Cita resigned herself to living with that condition. Until finally, last August, her body had a high fever. Cita had to undergo tonsil surgery.

"Then I called a doctor to come to my house and I was diagnosed with Streptococcus tonsillitis, which is swollen tonsils. The doctor advised me to undergo removal surgery," she continued.

4. Gradually Recovering

The operation was finally carried out and successful. Apparently, Cita's tonsils were already damaged and had a large hole. Since then, the redness that usually appeared on Cita's face gradually disappeared.

"Without me realizing it, on the first two days I started to see the redness symptoms disappear. I no longer have redness, bumps, and itching," wrote the singer of the song Goyang Dumang.

"Apparently, the tonsils play an important role in the immune system, but if they are not functioning, they can actually become a disease for our own body," she concluded.

(kpl/tdr)