Mumtaz Reveals She Suffers From IBS And Colitis As She Talks About Her Health After Getting Discharged; 'They Couldn't Inject In My Left Hand As I Had Breast Cancer Years Ago'
Mumtaz opened up about her health after getting discharged. The veteran actress revealed she suffers from Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Colitis
Veteran actress Mumtaz, who is one of the most popular actresses and has given many hits in her career, hit headlines after she was hospitalized a couple of days back. She has now been discharged and recovering. In a recent interview, the veteran actress opened up about her health. She revealed the reason behind her hospitalisation.
Speaking to ETimes, Mumtaz revealed that she suffers from Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Colitis. She added, "It was a sudden attack of diarrhea which did not stop despite the best of medication. Hence, hospitalisation was required. In the hospital too, it took me seven days to normalise."
The veteran actress further mentioned that it wasn't easy for her to spend those seven days in the hospital. She added, "My skin was giving me a lot of trouble. Being an Iranian, my skin is very delicate. The injection of the drip could only be inserted in my right hand; my left hand could not be used because my lymph nodes were removed when I had contracted breast cancer 25 years ago." ALSO READ:Veteran Actress Mumtaz REFUSES To Be A Part Of Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Heeramandi; 'She Is In No Mood For A Comeback' -Report
On the other hand, rumours of her comeback have been making headlines for a long time. During a recent Instagram live session, Mumtaz said, "I am not sure if I will get the kind of role that really touches my heart and it will be nice and people will appreciate it. First I will have to take my husband's permission. He will say 'okay you can do one'. Then maybe I will. Otherwise no."
In her career, Mumtaz has been a part of films such as Tangewala, Loafer, Jheel Ke Us Paar, Mujhe Jeene Do among others.
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