Justin Bieber Confesses Battle with 'Lyme Disease' "I Will Come Back Better Than Ever"
Justin Bieber's Post Confessing Lyme Disease / Photo by Justin Bieber Instagram Capture
View original image[Asia Economy Intern Reporter Kim Sung-yeol] Foreign singer Justin Bieber has revealed that he is battling Lyme disease.
On the 9th, Justin Bieber posted a screenshot of an article on his Instagram stating, "Justin Bieber is battling Lyme disease and has overcome it."
He said, "Many people said I looked bad as if I were doing drugs," adding, "But they probably didn't know that I was diagnosed with Lyme disease."
Lyme disease is an infectious disease caused by Borrelia bacteria invading the body when a person is bitten by a tick, affecting various organs. Pop singer Avril Lavigne also confessed to battling Lyme disease.
In the early stages of the disease, symptoms such as fever, headache, fatigue, and a characteristic skin lesion called erythema migrans appear, and if not treated early, it becomes chronic.
Bieber said, "It is a chronic disease that affects my skin, brain function, vitality, and overall health," adding, "I will explain these in detail in a documentary series that I will soon upload on YouTube."
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He continued, "It has been difficult for several years, but I am determined to receive proper treatment that will help cure this incurable disease and come back."
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