After undergoing surgery earlier this year due to papillary thyroid carcinoma, actress Miles Ocampo gives an update about her health.
, Miles revealed during the ABS-CBN Ball 2023 red carpet that she is recovering greatly. Although she has to take maintenance now and then, she is doing her best to prioritize her health.
"I’m good. I’m slowly but surely yung progress pagdating sa health ko. Though for life na nga ako may maintenance. Ang agang magka-maintenance But at least naagapan and pina-priority ko yung sarili ko right now. Lalo na with my health,” Miles said on the interview. According to WebMD, papillary thyroid carcinoma is the most common type of cancer that can affect the thyroid. As the medical website indicates, this disease occurs more often in women under 40 years old."As a person I guess parang ang daming nangyari nung four years na yun na ang dami nating realizations, all of us, because of the pandemic di ba? I don’t know. Siguro ang goal lang naman natin is to grow everyday and to be a better person," she added.
According to the actress, her decision to have her thyroid removed was her doctors' discovery that she had papillary thyroid carcinoma. "I had to undergo thyroidectomy surgery to remove my thyroid glands. It all happened in an instant," she said during the interview.
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