Months after popular rapper, Lord of Ajasa, survived a tough ailment, he is as good as back in the hospital.
For the rapper, whose real name is Olusegun Osaniyi, the times are definitely not smiling.
According to him, he is battling with health issues and needs urgent medical attention.
In an interview with phenomenal.com.ng, the Ondo State Polytechnic Land Survey graduate said he should be at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LUTH) this weekend for surgery.
“Earlier in January this year, I was hospitalized and diagnosed of liver defect called gall stone as found in my gall bladder. Some of my colleagues in the industry and fans rallied round me. I thank them. However, the situation has relapsed and doctors advised that I urgently need to correct the anomaly”
The Akure-born artiste, said consequent upon this, he would be at LUTH this weekend for the surgery.
“I am therefore appealing for moral, spiritual and financial support from the governor of my state, Chief Rotimi Akeredolu, and other spirited individuals in the society, to rally round me. At this phase of my life,I seriously covet the support of the people. I thank my colleagues and fans for being there for me”
Lord of Ajasa, the *Le Fenu So*” crooner, is a lyricist deeply etched in Yoruba Language interspersed with slangs commonly known as street language.
More on bladder stone (Source: Healthline)
Your gallbladder is a small organ below the liver in the upper right abdomen. It’s a pouch that stores bile, a green-yellow liquid that helps with digestion. Most gallstones form when there’s too much cholesterol in the bile.
Causes
According to Harvard Health Publications, 80 percent of gallstones are made of cholesterol. The other 20 percent of gallstones are made of calcium salts and bilirubin.
It’s not known exactly what causes gallstones to form, though there are some theories.
Too much cholesterol in your bile
Having too much cholesterol in your bile can lead to yellow cholesterol stones. These hard stones may develop if your liver makes more cholesterol than your bile can dissolve.
Too much bilirubin in your bile
Bilirubin is a chemical produced when your liver destroys old red blood cells. Some conditions, such as liver damage and certain blood disorders, cause your liver to produce more bilirubin than it should. Pigment gallstones form when your gallbladder can’t break down the excess bilirubin. These hard stones are often dark brown or black.
Concentrated bile due to a full gallbladder
Your gallbladder needs to empty its bile to be healthy and to function properly. If it fails to empty its bile content, the bile becomes overly concentrated, which causes stones to form.
Symptoms
Gallstones can lead to pain in the upper right abdomen. You may start to have gallbladder pain from time to time when you eat foods that are high in fat, such as fried foods. The pain doesn’t usually last more than a few hours.
You may also experience:
nausea
vomiting
dark urine
clay-colored stools
stomach pain
burping
diarrhea
indigestion
These symptoms are also known as biliary colic.
