Battle Beast soloist Noora Louhimo talks about the sudden pain and how dangerous the situation was on social media.
Noora Louhimo is known as the strong soloist of Battle Beast, who is not lacking in energy and mood. Karri Harju Photography
Battle Beast – metal band announced today that the next month’s gigs will be moved to a soloist Noora Louhimon due to illness. The band said on their Instagram account that Louhimo was recently hospitalized due to sudden symptoms.
Now the band’s frontman comments on his own Instagram account about the unfortunate turn in his everyday life. Louhimo says at the beginning of his latest publication that he rarely posts anything unpleasant on social media, but he wants to be open about his health.
– The carotid artery on my left side was torn and it was diagnosed when I went for examinations because of a strange pain that was felt in my neck, throat, ear and jaw. During the ultrasound, the doctor found a tear that had already begun to heal, and he saved my life.
– I stayed in the hospital for further examinations and finally got information about the situation. I was told to take a break from anything that can cause stress or raise blood pressure. Otherwise I might have a stroke.
Louhimo describes that he is such a passionate and giving singer that his blood pressure inevitably rises during performances. That’s why he doesn’t want to risk dying, or at least not yet, as he writes. The doctors also recommended that Louhimo not do physical activities for the next month, so that the condition does not become critical.
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As Battle Beast already announced earlier today, next month’s shows will be postponed so that Louhimo has time to recover in peace and his health condition stabilizes. According to this information, the band’s concerts will continue as usual from December 1.
– Now I’m home, safe and recovering. I have my loved ones to take care of me, Louhimo describes his current state.
The metal singer thanks for the support, understanding and love he has received after a serious illness came to light. Louhimo confirms that in December he will be back on stage stronger than ever and together with the band will give his fans the guaranteed metal they promised.