Val Chmerkovskiy reveals diagnosis following hospitalization
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After Val Chmerkovskiy revealed he was hospitalized during the 'Dancing with the Stars' tour, he gave fans an update on his condition.
Val Chmerkovskiy is back on his feet.
The "Dancing with the Stars" pro gave fans an update on his health after sharing that he had been hospitalized for vertigo between performances on the show's live tour.
"So I got BPPV, which isn't too bad, thank God. There's no tumor in my brain, God forbid," the 39-year-old said in a video posted to social media on March 3.
He continued, "And thankfully, it's not related to my neck injury. And so having ruled those things out, I feel a lot better."
Two days earlier, the dancer shared a video from his hospital bed in Peoria, Illinois, revealing that he had been experiencing vertigo, a false sense of motion.
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