Lala Kent reveals ‘terrible’ pre-cancer diagnosis and starts at Eye Chemotherapy!
Lala Kent opening a recent fear of health.
the Vanderbump rules Alum, 34, shared with fans that he was diagnosed with pre-cancer in his eye and the chemotherapy began with hopes of avoiding operations. In a series of candidates Instagram Videos, gravity Detail the progress of his diagnosis – starting when he thinks of an inflated eye.
“At first I went to an eye doctor, and he was like, ‘Oh yes, it looked like an inflamed pinguecula,’ he explained.
“Many people write and speak the same kind of thing, or like, ‘may be allergies.'” but gravitywho accepted his second daughter SOS In September, something about the initial diagnosis did not sit on his own.
“That doesn’t feel right with me,” he went on. “Especially when the eye falls he prescribed is not helped.” After obtaining a second opinion from a specialist “highly recommended,” gravity met with more news.
“He looked at it and said, ‘I don’t think so. I want to biopsy it because of me, it’s like cancer,'” he said. The doctor encouraged him to schedule surgery to take suspicion growth, which he noticed about six to eight weeks ago.
The goal is to determine if it cancer and, if necessary, remove the affected area.
“It can’t be – and that’s hope, that if they go in, it doesn’t,” Kent tells. “They carefully get the eye, take the growth, and put a graft on the skin to fix it. I’m a freaking little.”
Things quickly moved after gravity Receives a message at night from his doctor informing him that a specialist can see him the next morning.
“I am very grateful. He said, ‘Specialist will see you tomorrow at 9 am,'” he shared. “So at 9 am she looked at it. He said it was pre-cancer, and he said, ‘I want you to start with chemotherapy drops.'”
Understandably shaken, gravity Admitted, “now, I know I’m scary. I cry, clear.”
The recommended treatment plan includes three-month chemotherapy droplets, applied to a specified cycle.
“He said, ‘I want you to do chemo for three months. We’ll make a week of them and at the time to go three weeks. gravity explained.
If the treatment does not work, the operation may be the next step. Male by lala Decision to say openly about the experience that fans rallied to his support.
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