Group KOYOTE member Shinji, who had complained of trismus, is finally going to be hospitalized for a month.
On the 29th, Shinji posted on her social media, "I have to check in at the dentist for a month. Let's try again with positive thoughts," along with a photo.
The released photo was a selfie of Shinji. She was sitting in a car with her mouth tightly closed, wearing an expression as if resolved to do something.
Shinji had earlier complained of a temporomandibular joint disorder and was diagnosed with trismus. On the 8th she visited a traditional Korean medicine clinic in content she released on her YouTube channel "How are you?" and said, "My jaw is so bad that it's worn down and there is no cartilage on one side of the jaw."
Shinji explained, "My malocclusion is so severe and even though I treated it, it doesn't seem to have worked well. As I age, my mouth rolls further inward, and grinding my teeth has pushed my jaw back."
The traditional Korean medicine doctor, examining Shinji's condition, diagnosed, "This is trismus," and asked, "There are really a lot of problems. If there is a temporomandibular joint problem, first the autonomic nervous system becomes very unstable and unbalanced. Have you ever tried acupuncture?"
Shinji confessed, "I tried it. We even talked about surgery. They said it would have to be done from the outside. They said it would leave a scar. Then I, as a female entertainer, wouldn't be able to work, so I actually gave up."
[Photo] Shinji social media.
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