Salman Khan's Disease Revealed!

After a while sparked public curiosity over the sudden departure to America for treatment, Salman Khan began to open about her illness. Investigate a calibaration, this Bollywood actor was suffering from some disease in his body.

"My health began to fail since the filming of PARTNER in 2007. Often my forehead to feel pain like electric shocks. The longer, the pain spread to the cheek, and when the film was released Veer, also my right jaw hurts," Salman said, as quoted from apunkachoice. com.

In fact, the pain experienced by Salman has been going on for years. However, for reasons of professionalism, Salman deliberately conceal the disease to the public.

"The pain comes and goes. But after a few years, the situation gets worse, especially when filming in Patiala bodyguard. That's when I decided to go for treatment. Finally, it was revealed that the disease which I suffer is Trigeminal Neuralgia," said Salman.

Salman decided to go for treatment two days before the release of the movie Bodyguard some time ago. He deliberately did not want to tell the news to anyone for fear of fans would be worried. He claimed to be better prepared to tell when all is resolved.

Furthermore, Salman also revealed that in addition to her illness is another disease is also spread in the body, namely AV malformation (an abnormal connection between arteries and veins) and aneurysm (bulge in a blood vessel).

However, Salman explained that the disease has now been resolved with treatment that doctors do. For eight hours, Salman must undergo treatment and therapy to overcome her problem is. But he admitted grateful that the doctor in charge was very patient and responsive.

So Still Crying Blood Disease Mystery

Knoxville - This is the latest photo of teenage boy who was crying blood. Calvino Inman, 17, suffered a mysterious illness during the last two years.

Blood spurted from his eyes, if she could cry blood relapse up to one hour. Not just tears of blood, she now also "cold" blood, his nose continues to bleed like a nosebleed. Several doctors raised their hands above Inamn this strange disease.

Irma who settled in Knoxville, Tennessee today continues to be medically examined carefully. Doctors are still trying to figure out the cause of this mysterious disease, whether the tumor or because of genetic factors.

"Now the blood streaming from my eyes almost every time, at school, at home and when I sleep," said Inman, published on page Daily Mail yesterday. "Sometimes I did not realize it, I just know when people look at me, but sometimes I feel my eyes burning," he said.

Inman also said sometimes he felt very sore head. "As it is that hitting the head with a hammer to my left," he said. He's also hard to sleep at night, I could only lie without closing his eyes for hours.

Inman's mother, Tammy Mynatt also began frustrating. "It seems that the doctor also was desperate, they do not know what could I do," he said. Mynatt has brought Inman to 15 medical specialists from New York to Memphis but no results. "Now I can only pray there that could cure him." John Fleming, the expert eye of the Hamilton Eye Institute, Memphis recognize this disease still keep the mystery. But he kept trying to figure out and explore the cause. "Usually these cases happen because there are tears tract infection," he said. He never saw a patient who experienced a similar illness, bleeding for months but suddenly stopped without knowing why. In addition to Inman, in India also found a similar case. Rashida Begum, 27, wept blood since four years ago. He began to suffer from the disease after vomiting and experiencing severe headaches.

According to Begum's husband, Mohammed Aslam, 40, he has visited all the doctors in Patna, but have not produced results. In fact they also have spent 40 days praying at the temple.

After a few times in the news, Begum aid to flow. Medical Institute in New Delhi tried to find out and cure of this mysterious disease. "I am very grateful to a number of doctors trying to help, I've had enough with this disease."