The Brazilian dancer, Bruno Zaretti, He worried his followers on social networks after revealing that he is going through a health problem directly on his face, specifically, on the eyelid of his right eye, in which a large amount of inflammation can be seen.
Through his Instagram stories, the member of Axé Bahía showed his fans that the eyelid of his right eye was swollen with an intense red color, which he made clear was not a stye, but rather an obstruction.
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The problem of Bruno Zaretti
“I think they threw cat piss on me or did some witchcraft. The other time I had to record the Axé Bahía video and I got a bone in my eye, I went out with glasses on during all the interviews that week because I was so boneless,” he said at the start, referring to his eye.
The dancer regretted that just when he had more commitments, this obstruction appeared. “This week I have a tour in Europe with Axé Bahía and my eye is shit… again,” he said, adding later, maintaining the idea of witchcraft, that please “release my voodoo doll.”
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Later, sitting in his car, he explained that “I went out to the street to do my paperwork and everyone asks me, I don’t know what to say anymore (…) I can’t explain to them what a stye is, because it’s not a stye.” , it is an obstruction of the eye gland.”
People who have seen him have given him recommendations to deal with his condition, thinking that it is a stye. ““Everyone tells me, ‘oh, put on the little fly, put on the gold ring’, isn’t that hue…’ I have to operate the hue… and I don’t have time to do it,” lament.
What does Bruno Zaretti have?
Although it is often confused with a stye, what Bruno Zaretti would have would correspond to a chalazion, which is nothing more than a lump on the eyelid that occurs when the fat gland present in it is obstructed. At first it may be painless, but as the days go by it can grow, just as it happened to the dancer.
The American Academy of Ophthalmology website states that “if a chalazion becomes large, it can put pressure on the eye and cause blurry vision. In rare cases, the entire eyelid may swell.” Procedures to remove it range from warm water compresses, antibiotics, steroid injections and even surgery to drain the area.
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