Daniel Gomez Rinaldi recounted his moment of poor health: “It was the strongest pain I have ever felt in my life.”

Just over two months after being hospitalized for severe chest pain, Daniel Gomez Rinaldi He once again went through a complex health situation. After being absent from the program for several days What a morning! (Channel 9), the journalist reappeared on social media, conveying calm to his family and followers and recounting the details of what happened.

“After 7 days I can tell you how bad my dengue fever was,” Rinaldi began writing in a post on his Instagram account. His words were accompanied by a picture of himself, where he appeared exhausted in bed with a tired look. Then the journalist continued: “On Friday, I retired from Kyo Manyana!” Because I didn’t feel good. Since I had a cold on Thursday I thought it was the flu. But the pain I started feeling on Friday increased, and on Saturday I went to Medicus for treatment. The doctor told me: “You are all suffering from dengue symptoms.”

Afterwards, the author of “Sartenazos” detailed how he went through those hours of suffering: “Those days and the ones that followed were terrible. The muscle and joint pain I experienced was the worst of my life. Only those who have been through it know that pain does not allow you to move and that all What you want is to be in bed even if everything continues. Days and nights with fever and neither blankets nor heat packs could stop the cold and changing clothes but getting up to brush my teeth was an ordeal Monday to Medicus new analysis and Tuesday confirmation: dengue positive.”

After confirming his health condition, the journalist decided to confront it in the best possible way, despite the difficulties. “Stiff or atrophy of muscles and joints. There is no better position in bed. My shoulder blades, arms and legs hurt. You feel physically exhausted and at some point the fatigue gets the better of you and you fall asleep. “Your head wants to issue commands like taking a sip of water, but the pain and discomfort are so intense that All you can do is shift your body to find another position in bed. You have no appetite. You refuse the water and don’t bother looking at your cell phone. But the doctor ordered me: “You have to eat to take the paracetamol and drink plenty of water,” she continued her story.

With the idea of ​​sharing his experience, Rinaldi highlighted that this disease affects people in different ways: “Every patient experiences it in a different way. These days I’ve heard stories of people who had a fever for seven days. Patients with a rash or redness all over the body. “Patients are experiencing vomiting, collapsing and all kinds of discomfort.”

Finally, the caller concluded his post by thanking his loved ones who became his pillar during his hospitalization: “I want to thank my family who care about me and support me. To the doctors, extraction workers, and receptionists at Medicus. To my friends and colleagues from Que Mañana! Uncompromising! From Channel 9 and to my colleagues behind the scenes at Radio Repubblica.