Actor Jamie Foxx recently opened up about the events leading to his mysterious hospitalization. The incident began with an intense headache, which Foxx later described as the most severe pain he had ever experienced.
Jamie Foxx has shared more details about his recent hospitalization, which he experienced in the wake of a severe headache. The actor was rushed to the hospital after collapsing at his home, leaving him with no memory of the events leading up to his admission.
Foxx described the headache as "the worst pain I've ever felt in my life," stating that it was unlike anything he had encountered before. He initially dismissed it as a sinus infection, but the pain worsened rapidly.
Jamie Foxx's Hospitalization: A Mysterious Beginning with a 'Bad Headache'
"I thought I was going to die," Foxx recalled. "I was just screaming and yelling and holding my head."
When Foxx collapsed, his daughter called 911 and he was rushed to the hospital. Doctors performed various tests, including an MRI and a CT scan, but were initially unable to pinpoint the cause of his pain.
Jamie Foxx's Hospitalization: A Mysterious Beginning with a 'Bad Headache'
Foxx spent several days in the hospital, during which time he experienced hallucinations and seizures. He eventually underwent a spinal tap, which revealed that he had a viral infection in his central nervous system.
The actor was treated with antibiotics and steroids, and his condition gradually improved. He was discharged from the hospital after a week, but continues to receive outpatient care.
Jamie Foxx's Hospitalization: A Mysterious Beginning with a 'Bad Headache'
Foxx has expressed his gratitude to the medical staff who treated him, and credits them with saving his life. He has also taken time to reflect on the experience, which has led him to appreciate the importance of seeking medical attention when experiencing unexplained headaches.
"I'm just thankful to be alive," Foxx said. "I'm just trying to live every day to the fullest."
Jamie Foxx's Hospitalization: A Mysterious Beginning with a 'Bad Headache'
