Selvi Kitty's Child Affected by Kawasaki Disease, Must Undergo Treatment for Up to 2 Months Ahead

Kapanlagi.com - Selvi Kitty's child, Abizard Kavin Suseno, is known to be undergoing intensive treatment at a hospital. Previously, Selvi did not specify the exact illness that her son was suffering from. She only asked for prayers for Abizard's speedy recovery.

However, recently, Rangga Ilham's wife finally explained about her child's illness. Apparently, Abizard was affected by Kawasaki disease. It is an inflammation that can cause long-term complications in the heart.

Through an Instagram story post, Selvi briefly explained about this disease. "For those who have been asking what illness Abizard has," Selvi Kitty wrote in her post on Friday (17/1).

1. Still Have to Undergo Treatment for 2 Months

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If only the treatment for his son was delayed, fatal consequences could occur. He couldn't imagine a young child like Abizard suffering from heart disease.

"If the treatment is delayed, it can damage the arteries. I can't imagine a child as young as Abizard having a heart condition. Thank you, God, for giving Abizard the opportunity to recover," said the 26-year-old dangdut singer.

Now Abizard still has to undergo treatment for the next two months to ensure a full recovery. "Please pray that the treatment goes smoothly for the next 2 months without any obstacles, amen," she added.

2. Undergoing Treatment Since a Few Days Ago

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Selvi Kitty first shared the news of Abizard's illness on January 15, 2020. She uploaded a photo of herself with Abizard, who had started receiving treatment at the hospital.

"I can't say anything, please just pray," Selvi wrote in the caption. Her post received many comments from fellow celebrities and fans, who joined in praying for Abizard's recovery.

3. About Kawasaki Disease

According to Alodokter, Kawasaki disease is often experienced by children under 5 years old. Initially, this disease attacks the mouth, skin, and lymph glands.

Usually, children affected by this disease will experience fever for more than 3 days. Red rashes appear on almost the entire body. Inflammation of the heart blood vessels can be prevented by immediately addressing the symptoms that arise.

Fast treatment can make a child affected by Kawasaki disease recover within a period of 6 to 8 weeks.

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