Nagore Robles is not going through his best moment. The television collaborator is undoubtedly one of the most media faces of Mediaset, where she has worked since her time on Big Brother 11 in 2009. Since then, the Basque has become one of the most loved personalities by the group's audience. audiovisual and where it has always been characterized by its transparency and sincerity.
But despite her great professional success, the former Big Brother contestant is going through a delicate moment in terms of health. Robles revealed a few weeks ago through her social networks that she was suffering from very severe pain in her back and that it was due to dehydration and herniated disc.
The collaborator was very worried about the situation, since she also had to undergo surgery. ''I'm scared, that's the truth. I'm afraid of never feeling my body as I always did, of not being able to make all the plans I've always made without thinking if my back is going to allow it,' she declared.
Weeks after the announcement of the medical intervention, Nagore Robles surprised all her followers this Wednesday with a message, through her Instagram profile, about her current state of health and which left all fans very worried. ''It has been a long and very complicated month. I am an active, athletic, positive woman, who likes to dance, go on excursions with Nash and who could not imagine for the world that she would have to stop due to unbearable pain. I have been suffering from back discomfort for months and they are getting stronger and more frequent,' she began by saying.
The Telecinco collaborator confessed that the situation was so horrible that she had to ask specialists for help. ''I decided to go to a neurosurgery team to give me answers, but far from reassuring me, they put an operation on the table that practically consisted of screwing my back together,'' she explained.
''This news blocked me and caused me daily anxiety that I had never had in my life. I went to several professionals who would provide me with different alternatives and they all agreed that perhaps I should try other options before surgery. So last week I had an infiltration in the nerve that improved my quality of life, but every day I have extreme pain that makes me continue taking medication to be able to endure it,'' he said.
Yesterday was the surgery date, and I decided to postpone it to see the improvement of the infiltration. I just hope that in the next few days my back will allow me to return to my routine and especially to my life that I miss so much. I hope I can avoid the operation although right now I see it as complicated,' he concluded.
