Lee Bong-joo suffers from incurable disease’muscular dystonia’
Nerve-pressing cyst found on spine 6 and 7
Marathoner Lee Bong-ju, suffering from incurable disease, found the cause of the symptoms.
On the 24th, YouTube’RUNKOREA-Run Korea’ released an interview video with Lee Bong-ju.
On this day, Bong-ju Lee said, “I couldn’t find the cause for a while, but recently I found the cause to some extent. I’m still receiving treatment, and there are two ways to do it, one with surgery and one without surgery.” I have the idea that I should do it at the end. I am looking for a way to fix it without surgery because there is a possibility that it may have a sequelae or something wrong if I do the surgery.”
Lee Bong-ju said, “This is not 100% sure yet. Cysts 6 and 7 on the spine now have cysts that press on the nerves, so it could be the cause. The other side can be fixed without surgery,” he said. I think I have to think carefully and think about it because there is a way,” he replied.
According to an X-ray of the spine released by Lee Bong-ju, the nerve tissue between the 6th and 7th thoracic vertebrae is thin. He explained, “I talked about it once in a hospital, and at that time there was no need for an operation. But other hospitals said that this could be the cause,” he explained, saying that it was a distressing situation.
He said, “I used to lay down and couldn’t sleep, but nowadays I sleep well. I feel like it’s spreading out little by little. When the nerves aren’t pressed, it spreads out once, but it doesn’t last long,” he said.
Lee Bong-ju recently revealed that he is suffering from’muscular dystonia’. ‘Muscular dystonia’ is a neurological disease in which a problem occurs in the central nervous system and the degree of muscle contraction and tension is not controlled at will.
Lee Bong-ju, who appeared on TV Chosun’s’Star Documentary My Way’, revealed the recent situation in which he was unable to walk without a cane as he not only felt severe stomach pain, but also bent from neck to waist.
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