Overview
- The Brazilian presenter said he sought urgent care on October 17 after severe kidney pain and was admitted to the hospital.
- He shared a hospital photo on Instagram and told followers he is slated for an emergency procedure to remove the stones.
- He said he drinks about four liters of water daily and expressed surprise at the diagnosis despite his hydration habits.
- Coverage notes that kidney stones can also stem from genetics, diet, high salt or animal-protein intake, and certain medical conditions.
- He said friend Rodrigo Branco covered hospital costs as he deals with a bank account hack that left him without access to funds.