Kris Aquino, nagbigay ng update sa kalusugan sa kabila ng matinding sakit na nararanasan

• Kris Aquino clarified that looking healthy in public does not mean she is free from pain
• The actress revealed that she experienced extreme back pain on the day she taped her interview with Boy Abunda
• She shared that she is finally experiencing some good days after a difficult period
• Aquino is preparing to undergo lifelong immunosuppressant treatment to manage her autoimmune diseases

Kris Aquino opened up about her ongoing health struggles, revealing that she still experiences severe physical pain despite becoming more visible in public and participating in promotional activities.

During her guest appearance on Wednesday's episode of GMA's Fast Talk With Boy Abunda, the actress addressed questions about her condition and explained why her public appearances should not be taken as an indication that she has fully recovered.

Aquino emphasized that her physical appearance does not always reflect what she experiences behind the scenes. She disclosed that she was dealing with extreme back pain on the very day she recorded her interview with Boy Abunda, her longtime friend.

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Despite the continuing challenges, she shared a more encouraging development about her condition, saying that she has finally started experiencing better days.

"There are good days, finally," said Aquino.

She recalled how difficult things had been during Abunda's previous visit, when she was struggling to find relief from her symptoms.

"Kasi when you (Boy) visited us... there were no good days. But finally ngayon, there are good days," Aquino said.

Another significant part of her health update involved the treatment she is preparing to receive. Aquino revealed that she would be undergoing immunosuppressant therapy to help control her multiple autoimmune diseases.

She explained that the treatment works by suppressing the immune system's response, particularly the excessive autoimmune activity responsible for attacking the body.

"Ang immunosuppressant means wala kang panlaban sa mga sakit pero 'yong mga masasamang autoimmune na sobra-sobra, pinapatay naman niya," she explained.

Aquino also discussed how the treatment would be administered and the improvements she expects to experience afterward. According to her, the process involves two sessions, with the treatment's benefits lasting for a limited period before another round is needed.

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"It's done in two sessions... but after that, mas nakakalakad, mas may lakas and all and that's good for about two to three months [do it again]," she said.

Although the actress acknowledged that managing her condition would require continuing treatment, she expressed gratitude for the opportunity to remain present in her children's lives.

"Pero 'yon naman ang sinasabi ko, I'm alive and I get to see what's happening with the two boys," she said, referring to her sons.

Her appearance comes as Aquino gradually becomes more visible through different public engagements and brand-related activities. However, her latest revelations offer a glimpse into the health challenges that continue even as she resumes some activities.

Kris Aquino is a prominent Filipino television host, actress, and producer widely known as the Philippines' "Queen of All Media." After stepping back from the limelight to focus on her health, she has been courageously managing multiple autoimmune conditions while occasionally sharing updates with the public.

In another report, Kris Aquino expressed her hope of being appointed to the Department of Health in the future. The actress said she is open to entering public service but admitted that her current health condition prevents her from running for office.

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Meanwhile, Kris Aquino revealed that she experienced a frightening health episode this year when she stopped breathing for two minutes. She shared the experience during her conversation with Boy Abunda on GMA’s Fast Talk With Boy Abunda.

Source: KAMI.com.gh