Britney Spears claims to suffer from 'incurable' nerve damage. This is what she said

American pop star Britney Spears has revealed that she suffers from 'incurable' nerve damage. In an Instagram post, she said the right side of her body suffered damage, making it hard to sleep.

The 40-year-old singer shared a video of her dancing and wrote in the caption that dancing helped her alleviate her symptoms. She added that the damage she was suffering from happened when there was a restricted supply of oxygen to the brain, which eventually caused her body parts to go numb.

Britney’s condition seemed to be severe as she claimed that she experienced “pins and needles” on the right side of her body. She said that she experienced the pain thrice a week, which caused her difficulties in sleeping. Britney pointed out that the damage stung her neck and temple, which was scary for her.




However, the controversial pop star said that she did not feel the pain when she was dancing. She described dancing as a form of meditation, which allowed her “inner child” to breathe. Further, she claimed that dancing helped her improve her eyes and helped her hold “head up correctly.” Thankfully, Britney said she was getting a lot better as she could breathe better.

Britney Spears is one of the best-selling music artistes of all time and has sold more than 100 million records worldwide.

FAQs:

1. How does nerve damage happen?
   Britney said that nerve damage happened due to a restriction in oxygen flow to the brain.
2. What is Britney suffering from?
   Britney said she felt “pins and needles” on her body's right side, causing chronic pain in the neck and her temple.