Chelsea Olivia: 4 Medical Procedures Explained

After resting following the procedures, Chelsea Olivia revealed what led her to seek medical attention. She experienced menstruation for two months straight, beginning in January after returning from a trip to Japan.

“I immediately consulted with my OB-GYN. I had hormone tests and other examinations, but nothing unusual was found (my uterus is healthy, and I have plenty of eggs). I was only given hormone medication to balance things out and stop the bleeding,” Chelsea Olivia explained in a recent Instagram Story post.

However, after taking the medication for 10 days, Chelsea felt no improvement. She became increasingly weak, her stomach pain worsened, and her mood fluctuated due to the medication’s side effects.

The wife of Glenn Alinskie then consulted with an internist and underwent a complete blood test, but again, no problems were detected. She returned to her OB-GYN to have her IUD removed, and the doctor assured her that everything appeared normal. But the issues persisted.

Chelsea shared photos showing her abdomen becoming swollen. “It looks like I’m pregnant, but I’m not. My stomach is bloated, I have cramps, I’m weak, and sometimes I feel dizzy. For two months, I’ve almost gained 5 kg,” she wrote.

These conditions also impacted other aspects of her life. Chelsea noted that she would sometimes wake up with a swollen face and eyes, nausea, and other symptoms.

she sought the expertise of Dr. Low Kah Pin at Island Hospital, a specialist in Obstetrics & Gynecology. An ultrasound revealed numerous white circles. This comes as many fans have been sending well wishes to the actress as she recovers.

The news highlights the importance of proactive health management for women, and the challenges of diagnosing complex medical issues.