A celebrity who stars in 'Strictly Come Dancing' shares their desire for their tumor to decrease in size after coming to terms with it.

Woman postpones medical care due to update from doctor.

August 24th 2024.

A celebrity who stars in 'Strictly Come Dancing' shares their desire for their tumor to decrease in size after coming to terms with it.
Former Strictly Come Dancing star Kirsty Gallacher recently shared an update on her health, specifically on the benign tumour she discovered in her inner ear canal. The 48-year-old, who is now a presenter on GB News, had announced earlier this year that she was stepping back from her role on the channel's breakfast show due to the tumour causing severe tinnitus and difficulty sleeping. In her statement, she had mentioned that she would continue with her other commitments and maintain a healthy lifestyle while managing her condition.

In a recent interview, Kirsty opened up about how the condition has affected her life and revealed that she was advised against undergoing brain surgery to remove the tumour. She also shared her hopes that the tumour would shrink on its own. Kirsty, who had competed on Strictly in 2015 with professional dancer Brendan Cole, expressed her gratitude for the support she has received from her consultant and the news that the tumour has not grown.

Tinnitus, the condition that causes ringing or buzzing sounds in the ears or head, is unfortunately incurable. Kirsty had discovered the benign tumour in her ear canal in 2021 and has been learning to live with it. Despite it causing low-level tinnitus and slightly affecting her hearing, she has adapted to it and is used to it. However, it has been causing difficulty in sleeping, which was exacerbated by her early morning starts at GB News. Kirsty made the difficult decision to step back from her role on the show to focus on her health.

The NHS defines tinnitus as the hearing of noises that do not come from an external source. People who suffer from this condition can hear various sounds like ringing, humming, or music in their ears or head. While it is incurable, there are ways to cope with it, such as avoiding stress and loud noises, finding ways to improve sleep, and trying relaxation techniques. Those who are diagnosed can also seek therapy or counselling to help manage the symptoms.

Kirsty is grateful for the support from GB News and looks forward to returning to the channel when she is able. In the meantime, she will be focusing on managing her condition and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. She also mentioned that she was excited for the return of Strictly Come Dancing later this year. If you have a celebrity story, video, or pictures, you can share them with the entertainment team at The Agency by emailing them, calling, or visiting their Submit Stuff page. They would love to hear from you.

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