Hina
Khan
Health
Update:
“Yeh
Rishta
Kya
Kehlata
Hai” actress
Hina
Khan
is
bravely
battling
Stage
3
breast
cancer.
Recently,
she
took
to
Instagram
to
provide
an
update
on
her
recovery
journey.
Despite
enduring
chemotherapy
sessions
and
experiencing
significant
pain,
Hina
continues
to
maintain
a
positive
attitude
and
smile.
The
actress
is
dealing
with
the
side
effects
of
her
treatment
and
has
reached
out
to
her
fans
for
advice
and
support.
Let’s
take
a
closer
look
at
her
current
health
status.

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Hina
Khan
Health
Update

Hina
Khan
uploaded
two
selfies
of
her
on
Friday.
In
both
the
photos,
the
actress
is
seen
similar.
She
wrote
in
the
caption,
“Everything
Hurts,Lekin
smile
nahi
jaani
chahiye..
Haina?”
Hina
revealed
that
she
has
been
facing
too
many
problems.
She
said,
“So
many
problems,
can’t
even
Eat
properly
without
feeling
pain.
But
that’s
No
reason
to
be
negative.
I
choose
to
Smile
and
encourage
myself.
I
tell
myself
that
all
this
will
be
over
and
we
will
get
through
this
(InshaAllah)
One
Smile
at
a
Time.”
She
further
asked
fans
to
pray
for
her.

Actress
Deepika
Singh
commented,
“Inspite
of
being
in
so
much
pain
you
chose
to
inspire
others
with
your
positivity
and
strength.There’s
no
one
like
you.
Praying
for
your
speedy
recovery.
Love
and
hugs.”
Sunita
Rajwar
wrote,
“Always
radiating…
nothing
will
stop
you
my
love.”

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Hina
Khan
Is
Struggling
With
‘Mucositis’

Hina
Khan
informed
her
fans
in
her
recent
post
that
one
of
the
side
effects
of
her
chemo
sessions
is
“mucositis.”
She
said,
“Although
I
am
following
the
doctors
advice
to
treat
it.
If
any
of
you
have
been
through
it
or
hae
known
any
useful
remedies.
Please
suggest.”
She
further
explained
her
pain,
“It’s
really
hard
when
you
can’t
eat.
It
will
greatly
help
me.”

What
Is
Mucositis?

Mucositis
is
a
painful
inflammation
or
ulceration
of
the
mucous
membranes.
Mucous
membranes
lines
your
mouth
and
your
entire
GI
tract.
This
usually
happens
while
someone
is
going
through
chemotherapy
and
radiotherapy
for
cancer
treatment.