After the panic of the disease, Julia Pinheiro with a wide smile: “I am very happy that I have the diagnosis” – Nacional

Julia Pinero She made no secret of her joy at being back in the studio of her show after nearly two weeks of being on the show.

Back to SIC in the afternoon, 60 years presenter He admitted that the health problem caused him “excruciating” pain.

Julia’s panic began last month, when, after a program, the presenter decided to go to the hospital and ended up getting a diagnosis of cholecystitis.

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Julia Pinero
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After surgery to remove the organ, via laparoscopy, and a week off, Júlia is back, but only for the afternoon. This Monday the 28th, the SIC star explained to his viewers.

After gallbladder removal, after all […]this pain [no abdómen] Not having it removed made me very anxious,” she said in conversation with Andrea Rodriguez.

“The pain is excruciating, the pain is terrible,” he said.

Julia went over a week without a diagnosis, and changed medical staff because she felt she needed a “second opinion” and now she knows what the next few times will be like.

🇧🇷I suffer from nerve painIt is a disorder related to nerve endings, which can appear anywhere in the body. There are a lot of people who have done that.”

For work, Júlia takes “painkillers” but she was so happy. “The good part is I went inside” and that’s fine.

🇧🇷I am so glad I got the diagnosis […] “He walks and I’m efficient,” he said.

However, due to the restrictions on food after cholecystectomy and the various examinations she underwent, Julia lost “five or six kilos in three weeks.”

“Operation humility”

At another point in the interview, Julia Pinheiro admits how “fragile” she is.

“It was very strange. I was in iron health until the end of this year. For me to leave the program […], was a sign that I really needed to stop. This is strange because You have to assume that you are weak“, He confessed.

He added, “When we feel like our bodies are giving signals about something, we have to listen to it. Sometimes we’re just too stubborn,” which is why the past few weeks have been “Operation humility.”