Olga Kabo was struck by a stroke

2024 Author: James Gerald | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 14:00

Russian actress Olga Kabo was struck by a stroke. During the night, an ambulance was called to her twice. Now the state of the 39-year-old artist has stabilized more or less. The actress has already agreed to undergo an examination in one of the paid clinics in Moscow.

While participating in the Ice Age project, Kabo did not like to compete with Chulpan Khamatova. According to the actress, they are in completely different "weight categories": "She can already be sent to the Olympic Games, - said Kabo. - She skates professionally, everyone can see it. in general, I spend all my time on the ice. And Chulpan, having huge experience behind him, just comes and easily does what the coaches tell her. This is at least unfair. Everyone should have equal conditions."

Over the weekend, Kabo decided to visit her friend. During the conversation, Olga suddenly felt an attack of severe headache and sudden numbness of the extremities. This is what is accompanied by a violation of cerebral circulation - a stroke. Frightened by the sight of Cabo's pale face, her friend called the doctors. Two brigades went to rescue Olga at once. After leaving, the first attack was repeated. As a result, the doctors of the second ambulance brought the star to life.

We will remind, the 39-year-old actress recently dropped out of the show "Ice Age" with a fractured rib. At one of the trainings, Olga's ice partner Maxim Marinin inflicted such an injury. For a long time, the actress did not even suspect that she had a fracture. When Olga's side began to ache, she took painkillers and continued to skate. Kabo turned to a doctor after she left the project. After examining the X-rays, doctors diagnosed a fracture. And the actress received it a few weeks ago.

It is noteworthy that earlier in an interview, when asked about possible injuries, the actress said: "I try not to think about it. After all, our thoughts materialize. There is no living place on me: bruises on my knees, elbows, everywhere. But I had the same injuries when I learned fencing, sword fighting …"