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Hong Kong Actor Reveals Hair Loss During Cancer Treatment, Shocking Fans

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Hong Kong Actor Wen Songnan Shares His Current Condition
Halts All Activities for Cancer Treatment
Updates Fans Through Social Media

Sanli Online Media

Hong Kong actor Wen Songnan (aka Koba) has shared his current condition as he undergoes cancer treatment.

On March 23, Sanli Entertainment News reported that he has been showing symptoms since the end of last year and has completely halted all activities for his cancer treatment.

Recently, he shared a life update, writing, “I’ve become a man without not only hair but also eyebrows.” He continues his battle with a positive attitude.

He announced his cancer diagnosis through social media last December.

Sanli Online Media

“The location of the tumor is pressing on a nerve, so I feel severe pain frequently,” he shared, explaining his physical condition.

He received his third round of cancer treatment at the end of January this year and underwent his fourth round in February.

He also posted a message on a community site in January, updating about his condition.

“My white blood cell count is very low, my energy levels are extremely low, and I usually don’t want to move or eat, and I feel like I’m going to vomit,” he shared.

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