Brandi Glanville in October 2019.Photo: Presley Ann/Getty
Brandi Glanvilleis “feeling so much better” than before.
Earlier this week, the formerReal Housewives of Beverly Hillsstar, 48, revealed that she is recovering from what doctors believe to be aninfected spider bitethat caused her entire left hand to swell up to the size of a balloon.
On Thursday, Glanville offered fans an update on her unexpected health scare in a set of social media posts.
“Swelling is starting to go down 🙏🙏🙏,” shewrotein one tweet, as sheaddedin another: “Feeling so much better today!!! They just took my lunch order but little [do] they know I will be going home before lunch I have an escape plan set!”
Glanville first revealed the trouble she was having with her body on Tuesday, tweeting a photo of her inflamed and stiff hand.
“My little piggy hoofer has an infected bite of some kind (not human) spending my day at ER I wanted to leave but they said I could lose a limb so I’m chilling -ON A TUESDAY!!!!” Glanvilleaddedin another tweet, hours later.
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The next day, she then announced that she had been hospitalized due to the infection in anInstagram post.
“Hey guys, yes, I was admitted to the hospital yesterday and I have amazing first responders taking care of me!” Glanville captioned a photo of herself in a hospital bed with her arm raised. “We are not exactly sure what we are dealing with we believe it may be an infected spider bite. More tests to run 🙏🙏🙏.”
Later in the day, the mother of two shared another photo to her Instagram Story, assuring fans that her swelling was “finally starting to go down.”
This isn’t Glanville’s only recent health scare. In March, she said she’d suffered second-degree burns from an at-home psoriasis treatment in an Instagram post after outlets criticized her appearance following an Instagram Live.
“So this happened to me in December. Second degree burns all over my face from an accident with a psoriasis light I am still healing,” Glanvillewroteon Twitter alongside a picture of her face suffering from a bad reaction.
“It was an accident obviously my doctor told me to hold the light over my face for 17.3 what I thought were minutes but it was seconds,” sheexplained.
“Completely my fault,” Glanville added. “It was suppose to help the psoriasis that was overtaking my face from stress.”
source: people.com
