Celine Dion Health
Although Celine Dion's health has been under the spotlight lately, there is still a lot of uncertainty around her future. She had planned to perform on stage again, but her health deteriorated again, and she could not stand for a long time without suffering from muscle cramps. Her tour was planned to begin in 2022, but there will be some changes to the dates.
Cerebral dystonia
Celine Dion has been plagued with frequent muscle spasms for the last year. While these muscle spasms could result from fatigue, dehydration, or insufficient stretching, they could also be symptoms of an underlying disorder called cerebral dystonia. According to the Cleveland Clinic, 12 million people worldwide suffer from chronic muscle spasms. They can affect movement, speech, and posture and can be painful.
Symptoms of dystonia can be triggered by impaired communication between the brain cells. Dystonia is usually a lifelong problem, but it can be an early warning sign of more severe conditions, such as Parkinson's.
Muscle spasms
Muscle spasms are not uncommon and can occur for a variety of reasons. People may be more susceptible to them than others, and some conditions, such as thyroid disease and nerve disorders, may worsen them. In addition, some people have a permanent medical condition called dystonia, which causes uncontrolled muscle contractions in specific muscles. The condition can affect an entire body or a part of it, and it can cause uncontrollable blinking, shaking, and unusual body twisting.
Muscle spasms have plagued the singer for a long time and are preventing her from performing live. Her discomfort has delayed her Las Vegas residency and tour dates. She's also had to postpone her European tour due to the spasms.
Weight loss
Celine Dion's weight loss is no small feat, and she credits her newfound health to exercise. Her body has reshaped itself thanks to her commitment to physical activity, which is one of her favorite hobbies. After her husband passed away, the singer turned to ballet to keep in shape and cope with the loss of her husband. The choreography was challenging, but Celine Dion did not give up on the art form. She now takes lessons twice a week with members of the company.
Although she is notorious for her extreme weight loss, the singer's decision to shed the excess weight was not made lightly. She was reluctant to lose weight, but she has since stated that she now feels more physically and emotionally fit in her current figure. While her husband admired Celine Dion's physical appearance, her motivation to improve her physical health was primarily personal. She had also been dealing with grief over the death of her husband and a series of health problems.
Recovery from an inner ear disorder
For the last few weeks, we've followed Celine Dion's recovery from an inner ear disorder. The singer has been undergoing treatment for the disorder known as the Patulous Eustachian tube, which causes hearing irregularities and makes singing difficult. The singer canceled her Vegas shows from March 27 to April 18 to undergo minimally invasive surgery. Her children have stayed by her side during her recovery.
Celine Dion's recovery from an inner ear disorder has taken several months, but she is now on the road again. She's been doing vocal exercises and singing since March, but it's been a long road. Despite the obstacles, the singer is now 95 percent better.
Future European tour dates
Celine Dion has once again postponed her European tour dates for various reasons. This time, the concert dates are set for 2023, with many venues in the UK, and Europe having moved their dates to a later date. The cancellations come after she announced she was suffering from health problems and was forced to postpone her Las Vegas residency.
The singer is also canceling the remaining dates of her US Courage Tour due to her ongoing health problems. The tour dates will begin on February 24 in Prague and run through October 4, 2023, in Helsinki, Finland. The UK and Ireland leg of the tour will include two shows in each city between March 26 and April 11. The Paris dates will not be entirely rescheduled but will happen in September 2023.
