Secrets of the Kuwaiti Shams disease journey.. She suffered from a tumor and gained 63 kilos

Kuwaiti actress Shams revealed painful details for the first time about her suffering from Crohn's disease, which was accompanied by symptoms of high blood pressure in the brain.

Shams Al-Kuwaiti spoke in an audio space via Twitter, detailing her suffering with these two diseases and their severe symptoms, and she recounted the details of the period in which she gained weight and was subjected to bullying by some, indicating that she gained weight due to her suffering from high brain pressure and people with Crohn's disease.

Shams confirmed that she underwent daily treatment with cortisone at an early stage of her life, stressing that she began to change immediately from a graceful teenager weighing 50 kilograms to a young woman with an extra weight of 113 kilograms.

With tears and sadness, Shams explained that she suffered from a tumor and a large increase in the water in the brain, and she was taking 6 cortisone injections per day, noting that the doctor told her about the seriousness of her health condition, noting: "The doctor told me that I might be paralyzed."

And she continues her speech that with tears of shock, Shams left the clinic after the disease took hold of her, and she lost consciousness for a year, in addition to losing her acquired knowledge of reading, writing and language.

And the Kuwaiti artist exploded a surprise about how she recovered from high brain pressure and Crohn's disease, explaining that God inspired her with the appropriate physical therapy for her condition through a vision, and Shams confirmed that she is not trying to marginalize the role of medicine, treatment and medicines, but she stressed the need to combine chemotherapy with physical therapy.

It is noteworthy that the Kuwaiti singer Shams has finished recording three songs within her new album, the first “Al-Ragel Al-Sharqi”, written by Muhammad Fathy, composed by Muhammad Shehata, and distributed by Mahmoud Sabry, and the second is titled “Afasl”, and the third bears the name “Shut up” from the words of Muhammad Fathi, Composed and arranged by Mohamed Abdel-Azim.