Park Gyu-ri "Frightened by brain hemorrhage in my 30s... even vision damage" shocking confession [Number One]

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Trot singer Park Gyu-ri revealed her actual case of suffering a brain hemorrhage in her 30s and her current condition, warning of the dangers of "vascular diseases."

On the 16th, Park joined Channel A's 'Star Health Ranking Number One' as a new "health motivation" guest, exchanging warm greetings with MC Ji Seok-jin and panelists Lee Kyung-sil and Pyeon Seung-yeop. Regarding the day's theme of "vascular health," Park began by saying, "I had no idea at all that I would suffer a brain hemorrhage in my early 30s; it was truly shocking." She continued, "As soon as I experienced a thunderous headache, the brain hemorrhage occurred. When I pressed and released my eyes with my hands, I couldn't see anything, so I was startled thinking I might go blind." She added, "After experiencing it firsthand, I realized just how terrifying vascular diseases are," sharing vivid personal experiences that left everyone surprised.

Along with this, Park also revealed her MRI photos taken at the time of the brain hemorrhage. Dr. Lee Jong-yoon, a neurologist who reviewed them, stated, "It appears there is a thrombotic lesion caused by acute bleeding in the occipital lobe," and added gravity to the situation by noting, "It seems blood vessels in the central nervous system and optic nerve ruptured, resulting in vision damage."

Park Gyu-ri, who drew unique empathy by openly sharing her actual case without omission, then carefully examined the effects and proper usage of "agarwood oil," which helps remove inflammation, provides antimicrobial and antioxidant benefits, and supports vascular health. She also checked her current vascular health status through a special medical examination, receiving results that estimated her carotid arteries—the vessels carrying blood flow to the brain—were narrowed by 62% on the left side and 53% on the right side, causing shock. However, the specialist remarked, "The narrowing of the blood vessels appears gradual, so no special abnormalities were found in the test results," recommending "consistent follow-up and management through inflammation control via exercise and dietary habit improvements, along with appropriate treatment after precision testing."

Meanwhile, Park Gyu-ri has firmly established herself as a "Trot Goddess" by releasing songs such as 'Love Arirang', 'Spoon Chopsticks', 'I'm a Woman', 'You Are My Kung Nana Pair', and 'Let's Go Together'. Recently, she released her new song 'Bapttaengryeong' after seven years, continuing her active singing career. Based on her experience of overcoming a brain hemorrhage in her 30s, she is also making vigorous efforts as a "health evangelist," meeting the public through various health-related programs.

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