Wendi Cagur's Current Condition After Being Rushed To The Hospital Due To Gerd, Panic Wife To Crying

Wendi Cagur and Revti Ayu Natasya (Instagram @wendicagur)

JAKARTA - Wendi Cagur suddenly experienced health problems which made him have to be rushed to the hospital. His wife, Revti Ayu Natasya, shared her story about the condition of her husband who had complained of pain in his chest and ended up suffering from gerd.

"Last Friday morning, I was taken to the ER because I complained that my chest hurt, until the ER, my heart checked, thank God it was safe, it turned out to be gerd. But I asked not to be treated, I finally came home and worked," wrote Revti Ayu Natasya, quoted by VOI from Instagram @revtiayunatasya, Tuesday, March 11.

Unfortunately, Wendi's condition worsened again after undergoing live broadcast. This time, the pain felt worse than before.

"This morning after live dawn, suddenly my husband called him saying his chest hurt even more than last Friday. He went straight to the nearest hospital from his workplace and it turned out to be gerd," continued Revti.

Given Wendi's increasingly worrying condition, it was finally decided to undergo treatment at a hospital closer to their home.

"Finally, because of his decision to be treated, he finally chose to be treated at the hospital near the house. So he took an ambulance from the near hospital where the husband worked to the hospital near the house," he said.

The moment became quite an emotional experience for Revti, who admitted to panicking and crying when she had to accompany her husband on the way by ambulance.

"And it was the first time I felt an ambulance, I was afraid and panicked until I cried," he said.

Even so, now Wendi has received treatment and is resting in the hospital. Revti also asked for prayers from her fans so that her husband would recover soon.

"Alhamdulillah, my husband has arrived at the hospital and is still bored. My beloved online friends ask for prayers so that Mas Wendi gets well soon and recovers quickly. Always be healthy and everything is always healthy," he said.