Hina Khan diagnosed with mucositis: What is this condition
Renowned actor Hina Khan, who is currently undergoing treatment for Stage 3 breast cancer, has recently revealed that she has been diagnosed with mucositis. This condition is a common side effect of chemotherapy and causes painful inflammation in the gastrointestinal tract. The actor shared this news on Instagram on Thursday evening and sought advice from her followers for effective remedies to manage this condition.
'It's really hard when you can't eat...'
In her Instagram post, Khan wrote, "Another side effect of chemotherapy is mucositis. Although I am following the doctors advice to treat it. If any of you have been through it or have known any useful remedies." "Please suggest (folded hands emoji). It's really hard when you can't eat (see no evil monkey emoji). It will greatly help me." She captioned the post with a simple plea for suggestions.
Fans offered support and suggestions to Khan
Khan's post was met with an outpouring of support from her fans and followers. Many offered their prayers for her speedy recovery, while others suggested she continue with her treatment. One fan commented, "Heal Soon. Prayers for your speedy recovery," while another said, "Get well soon. Praying for you." A third follower advised caution, stating, "Get the treatment done, one bad advice can worsen things."
Khan has been documenting her cancer treatment journey
Khan has been actively sharing updates about her cancer treatment journey on Instagram. She recently completed her fifth round of chemotherapy and has three more to go. Despite the challenges, she remains positive, stating, "Some days are really hard, but today is a good day." She also acknowledged that there are times when she takes a break from social media to focus on healing but reassured fans that she is fighting and appreciates their prayers.
Khan remains determined to overcome her cancer diagnosis
In June, Khan publicly revealed her Stage 3 breast cancer diagnosis through an Instagram post. Despite the challenging diagnosis, she reassured everyone that she was doing well and was fully committed to overcoming this disease. She wrote, "I am strong, determined and fully committed to overcoming this disease." "My treatment has already begun and I am ready to do everything necessary to emerge from this even stronger."
