Poison singer has been admitted once again in hospital after suffering a TIA. While recovering, doctors are questioning his plans to get back in business by the end of the month.
According to Bret Michaels report on its website, Thursday he had to return to hospital after suffering a TIA, which for a short time prevents blood from flowing properly to the brain.
In late April, the former lead singer of Posion and U.S. TV star had to be in the hospital which left him in critical condition. Fortunately, two weeks later was able to leave the medical center.
However, Michaels, 47, returned to the hospital after starting to notice some numbness on the left side of his body “predominantly in their hands and face,” says the website.
In Bret’s scans, doctors found that he has a ‘hole’ in his heart, but they do not believe that it’s related to the TIA he suffered last month.
The medical team said that both the TIA and the hole in the heart are treatable, but has challenged the singer to return to the stage later this month as planned or resume his appearances on Celebrity Apprentice.
“Without a doubt, is determined to get well and recover one hundred percent. Clinically speaking is a fantastic attitude both mentally and physically for him,” says neurosurgeon Joseph Zabramski.
However, neither the brain nor the body of Bret Michaels “is a hundred percent yet, especially with the hole in his heart that we have found,” added the doctor, who in any case considered “good news” that they have found the problem so quickly.
For its part, the singer’s representative, Janna Elias, has assured fans that Michaels is optimistic about his recovery, tired of being in the hospital and is ready to return to action again.
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