Xiaoxun revealed that her hidden illness has worsened in 33 years… Swallowing 5 painkillers in a row “acupuncture and moxibustion is full of head” makes fans feel distressed | Entertainment | CTWANT

The 33-year-old actress Xiaoxun (Huang Jingyi), who became popular with “I Love Darkness”, won the Golden Bell Award for supporting actress in a mini-series/TV movie last year for her performance in “The Age of Big Debt”, and her acting career has reached a peak. However, she recently confessed that she has a “nightmare that she can’t get rid of”. This nightmare even intensified at the beginning of this year, forcing her to obediently take care of her body, and making her sigh: “Where is life…”

Xiaoxun posted a photo of her head full of needles. (Photo/Photo taken from Xiaoxun Facebook)

Xiaoxun revealed on the social networking site that she has suffered from migraine for a long time. “Migraine is a nightmare that I can’t get rid of. It started to get worse at the beginning of this year”, which caused her to “need to take 5 different painkillers to slowly relieve it.” , and then use which three words in life to sigh about your situation. Xiaoxun also posted photos of treating “thin needles in the head” in a Chinese medicine clinic, scaring many fans.

I saw her wearing 10 thin needles. Although her appearance was a little scary, she looked pretty good overall, and her demeanor was quite relaxed, but fans still cried out in distress: “Take care of yourself, get better soon”, “Wen’s acupuncture and moxibustion.” It’s really plugged all over your head and ears”, “I hope you get better soon, Xiaoxun, don’t take the medicine for too long.” Another netizen said: “If there is no improvement in the long-term medical treatment, and you still need painkillers, I will recommend a tomography scan to see if there are other problems.”

Xiaoxun said that the reason for choosing Chinese medicine is purely because she is close to home and has feelings for Chinese medicine. (Photo/Photo taken from Xiaoxun Facebook)

Xiaoxun also mentioned that choosing traditional Chinese medicine is purely “close to home, convenient for follow-up”, and “purely interested in traditional Chinese medicine”, and emphasized that this article is not a professional match. In addition, Xiaoxun was previously asked if Zheng Renshuo, who had been in contact with him for more than 2 years, would suddenly get married, and said: “As long as two people love each other, whether it is a flash marriage or stability, it is good that the two of them have reached a consensus.”