Varun Sood’s Health Crisis: ‘Roadies’ Star Reveals Serious Illness
Varun Sood Makes Startling Revelation, Fans Concerned
Varun Sood, known for his roles in ‘Roadies’ and ‘Splitsvilla’, has made a shocking revelation. This has sparked uproar on social media as the actor has disclosed something that has left fans worried and anxious once again, as his revelation has to do with his health. Actor Varun Sood has posted on social media stating that he is suffering from a condition called Concussion. This disclosure has left his fans in tension.
Varun has revealed that he is facing significant distress due to this condition. The name of this distress is something that you may not have read or heard about before.
Varun Sood’s Unexpected Revelation
A while back, actor Varun Sood, known for his role in “Roadies,” shared a post on his Instagram story that caused quite a stir on social media. In the post, he addressed his fans, stating, “Yes, I have a concussion. So, I might not be able to reply to any messages now. Doctors advised me not to look at screens. But I’ll be back soon.” With this post, fans were also taken aback. It makes one wonder, what happened suddenly with Varun Sood? Everyone is concerned about whether this is a serious injury or if he cannot even communicate with anyone.
What is Concussion?
Let me explain that this condition is caused by some injury to the brain. After an injury to the brain, a person’s brain cannot function normally. This condition can be caused by impact to the head, leading to mild traumatic brain injury (TBI). After a concussion, it takes time for a person to respond to their surroundings, to give responses, or often experience emptiness in the mind. Additionally, they may experience headaches, nausea, loss of balance, feeling disoriented, or blurred vision.
Or a concussion may occur from any bump to the head. It is also called a mild traumatic brain injury (TBI). After a concussion, sudden movements can cause reactions to your surroundings. Delayed responses or feeling very empty can occur. After that, dizziness, nausea, loss of balance, inertia, or unclear vision may occur.