by Jessie J shared the “crazy” side effect of her breast cancer surgery in an open video.
The 37 -year -old singer was diagnosed with early breast cancer in June and had a mastectomy and breast reconstruction this month.
Since then she has announced that she will soon need further operations, days after she was admitted to the hospital with an infection and liquid in the lungs.
In a video that was shared on Instagram on Tuesday, the Price Tag singer said that she has been suffering from hair loss since the first operation.
“My hair has been like crazy since the operation. Today since my operation and I feel fine,” she said.
“I still have a lot of cording, so that’s my main focus.”
Since then she has revealed that she is operated on (Jessie J)
Cording, also known as axillary web syndrome (AWS), is a disease in which after breast cancer surgery under the skin, normally in the interior, develops under the skin.
It can feel like a tight band under the skin and cause pain and limited movement in the arm and shoulder.
Jessie added: “My breasts are not even, it’s still so sore.”
The Bang Bang singer then shared her hopes for the future and her two-year-old son Sky.
“I’m just trying to find out what the next six months will look like,” she said.
“I know that I can’t do everything I should, but I just want to be able to do it as well as possible for everyone, Sky, my fans, but in the correct order.
“You will always let some people disappoint. My perspective on everything has changed so much.”
The singer, born in London, brought the video with the title that was shot two weeks ago: “A minute and a little bit of me that I was hectic and shit.”
The fans shared their support in the comment area.
“Seven weeks after the operation! Wow amazing pray for you!” One wrote and another enthusiastic: “Quiet and think. It is so admirable that you do you and what should follow.”
“We love you. Be friendly to yourself and continue to send your definitions of happiness. Send you and your family so much love,” wrote a third.
Jessie announced last week that she had operated more.
The do it like a guy who wrote on Instagram: “I can rest, rest and publish new music.
“After 18 years, I didn’t leave a big label to write the rules that are around my life/health and just make it realistic, which I can fulfill in all roles in my life.”
When she confirmed that she would go under the knife again, she added: “Another operation needed this year. I can do it.”
The singer welcomed her son Sky Safir Cornish Colman in 2023 after she had a miscarriage in November 2021.
She fought with sick health all her life after she was diagnosed eight years old that he suffered a small stroke at the age of 18 at the age of 18 and had become deaf in 2020.
