After recovering from anesthesia, Irma Vitovska-Vance addressed Ukrainians: “There are diseases that do not manifest themselves.”

Famous Ukrainian actress Irma Vitovska-Vantsa reported on important health-related events in her life. She told her followers that she had recently undergone surgery and drew attention to the need to undergo regular medical examinations.

In her Facebook message, the actress wrote, “I came out of anesthesia and thank God.” Vitovska emphasized that she was lucky to detect the problem in time. She urged all her friends not to delay with scheduled examinations: “Last year, I managed to consult doctors at the initial stage of the disease. Now I regularly undergo control.”

The actress reminded us of the importance of paying attention to the signals that the body gives. “The main thing is not to ignore problems. Sometimes we live as if nothing is happening, but some diseases may not manifest themselves until the last moment. Therefore, I urge you to get examined, especially in times of stress, which negatively affect our health. Take care of yourself and your loved ones,” she addressed her fans.

Irma also expressed her gratitude to the doctors who supported her during her treatment and recommended the film “Night Shift,” directed by Peter Biondino Volp, which highlights the work of nurses. “This film is significant. I advise everyone,” she added.

However, Vitovskaya later clarified that her post could be misunderstood, noting that it was a scheduled examination. “Thank you all for your support, but I’m already home. I wrote this post not only for myself, but to urge everyone to get tested on time,” the actress concluded.

Vitovskaya also recently spoke about the return of Vlad Yama and Oleksandr Ellert, commenting that “someone has made friends with the devil more.” She previously noted why she had not yet left Ukraine.