Temilade Openiyi better known by her stage name as Tems, has been diagnosed with Reflux Laryngitis.
On Tuesday, the singer announced it on her own Instagram page.
“It pains me to say this, but there was no other choice for me.” I’m not in the best of moods right now.
“I was diagnosed with Reflux Laryngitis after my last performance, and I need to take some time off to protect what’s left of my voice,” she wrote.
“I’m having to postpone the two gigs this week due to a doctor’s order.” Both shows’ new dates will be announced tomorrow.”
The singer expressed regret for any hardship caused by the postponement.
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Tems, has been diagnosed with Reflux Laryngitis
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Reflux laryngitis, according to the University of Pittsburgh’s Department of Otolaryngology, is a voice condition caused by irritation and swelling of the vocal folds as a result of stomach fluids backflowing into the throat.
The backflow is known as laryngopharyngeal reflux, according to the department (acid that reaches the level of the throat).
Patients with reflux laryngitis have symptoms that are similar to those of other voice diseases, making it a voice ailment that is frequently overlooked.
Tems’ announcement comes only days after Justin Bieber, a Canadian musician, claimed he had partial facial paralysis and will be taking a hiatus from music.
In an Instagram video, the 28-year-old musician said that he has been diagnosed with Ramsay Hunt Syndrome, which causes partial facial paralysis.
Tems Feats
Tems has been featured on the albums of worldwide superstars like Drake and Future after receiving international notoriety and a Grammy nomination for “Essence.”
Tems joined Wizkid as the only other Nigerian musician with two platinum plaques in the United States after getting her second platinum plaque in May.
After American rapper Future rushed to Twitter to clarify the Nigerian artist’s credit on the record, the 26-year-old Lagos State-born diva was awarded double platinum.
Future collaborated with Tems and Drake on the track, which was released on May 3rd. Future’s eighth studio album, ‘II Never Liked You,’ features the song as the second single.
Platinum certification in the United States indicates that an album has sold one million copies or a single has sold two million copies.
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