Lee Sang-soon Suspends Radio Show Over Vagus Nerve Dysfunction, Plans to Return
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At a glance
- Singer and radio host Lee Sang-soon said he stopped hosting his program after suddenly feeling unwell on Aug. 26.
- He said medical professionals advised rest because of neurological symptoms linked to reduced vagus nerve function.
- Lee said he would take enough time to recover properly before returning to the show.
Singer and radio host Lee Sang-soon said he is taking a break after doctors advised him to rest because of reduced vagus nerve function.
Lee apologized on social media for stopping the program without explaining his condition. He said he had suddenly felt unwell on Aug. 26 and later underwent several tests and consultations.
I have not been able to host the radio program for several days, and many people have been worried. I am sorry to the listeners for taking a break from the program without any explanation.
He said he was still waiting for more detailed examinations, but planned to rest fully and return after recovering properly.
I will take this opportunity to give myself enough time, recover my health more thoroughly, and return.
Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.