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Home / Health / Ray J Battles Grim Prognosis: Doctors Prescribe Intense Drug Regimen

Ray J Battles Grim Prognosis: Doctors Prescribe Intense Drug Regimen

29 Jan

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Summary

  • Doctors estimate Ray J has only months to live with his heart functioning at 60 percent.
  • He is prescribed eight different medications, including heart failure treatments.
  • Ray J plans a risky trip to Haiti seeking a cure despite the nation's instability.
Ray J Battles Grim Prognosis: Doctors Prescribe Intense Drug Regimen

Rapper Ray J has been given a grim prognosis by doctors, who estimate he has only months to live and that his heart is functioning at a mere 60 percent capacity. He is currently under medical care, receiving eight different types of medication, including treatments for high-risk heart failure patients like Lipitor, Jardiance, and Entresto.

Doctors have advised Ray J to prepare for potential interventions such as a pacemaker or defibrillator, with further updates expected in two weeks. He has been warned against drinking and smoking, changes he finds challenging but necessary, especially after realizing the importance of his children's presence in his life, though a criminal protective order currently prevents him from seeing them.

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Despite the risks, Ray J is considering a trip to Haiti to find a cure for his condition, acknowledging the country's current state of chaos but believing in its potential for medical remedies. He expressed optimism that surviving this ordeal will make him stronger and a better person.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Doctors estimate Ray J has only months to live and his heart is functioning at a mere 60 percent capacity.
Ray J is prescribed eight different medications, including Lipitor, Jardiance, and Entresto, which are treatments for high-risk heart failure patients.
Ray J is considering a trip to Haiti to find a cure for his heart condition, despite the nation's current state of chaos.

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