Tamra Judge, beloved star of The Real Housewives of Orange County, was recently hospitalized with severe abdominal pain. She shared a selfie on social media taken from her hospital bed with a tube in her nose. Diagnosis: intestinal obstruction. This condition can be caused by many factors, such as adhesions, hernias, scar tissue, tumors or even Crohn’s disease. Despite the challenges he faced, the judge hoped the additional tests would keep him from needing surgery.
This is not the first time the judge has addressed the issue of the intestine. In 2012, he underwent emergency surgery to remove a blocked hernia that had affected part of his intestines.
Unfortunately, the procedure affected his abdomen. A judge recently decided to correct this problem with abdominal surgery. He has always been open about his health issues and the many surgeries he has undergone over the years.
While in hospital, the judge expressed his disappointment that he missed a taping of the popular podcast Ts In A Pod with colleague Teddy Mellencamp.
Despite the setback, he remains optimistic and determined to recover quickly. The judge emphasized the importance of this incident and said that the grandmother died of an intestinal disease. This experience gave her a clear understanding of the importance of taking care of our bodies and seeking medical attention when needed.
During this difficult time, the judge was surrounded by the love and support of his family and friends. Her husband, Eddie Judge, was by her side, massaging her feet and comforting her. She also received rave reviews from other celebrities, including Mellencamp and RHOC co-star Taylor Armstrong.
The judge’s health risks are a powerful reminder of the importance of regular health checks and listening to our bodies. Gut problems should never be underestimated and should always be taken seriously.
As the judge himself said: “I have never been to Ozempic and I will not use it to lose weight!” It is very important to get professional medical advice and treatment. We wish Tamra Judge a full and speedy recovery. Cheer up Tamra!