Taiwanese Singer Nine Chen Has Recovered From COVID-19, Says He Now Suffers From Breathlessness & Panic Attacks
It's been over a week since he tested negative for COVID-19.
Taiwanese singer Nine Chen tested positive for COVID-19 on Jun 3, and was quarantined on the same day. Twelve days later, the 34-year-old was allowed to return home after testing negative for the virus.
On Jun 22, he went on IG live to check in with his fans, where he shared that he’s been staying home ever since he was discharged. Nine revealed that he’s still suffering from breathlessness from time to time.
“I want to exercise but I run out of breath even if I’m doing light exercise,” he explained. “My priority is to nurse myself back to health, but I think I’ll need some time to get there.”
Life in quarantine
Nine also talked about his time at the quarantine hotel. He said, “I sometimes woke up in the middle of the night and couldn't seem to breathe. I was worried [since this has never happened to me], so I went for a checkup. The doctor told me that it was a panic attack.”
Feel better soon, Nine!
The singer has since been prescribed with tranquillisers and anti-depressive pills, as the doctor worried that Nine could fall into depression otherwise, as well as a Taiwanese herbal supplement.
Photos: PBE Media
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