90 Day Fiancé star Evelin has a health emergency.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT 90 Day Fiancé star Evelin Villegas revealed the real reason behind receiving medical care in an alarming video shared by her husband Corey Rathgeber. Evelin is a 33-year-old woman from Engabao, Ecuador, who first appeared in 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way season 1 with American partner Corey, 36. Corey moved to Evelin's country from Mill A, Washington, much to the disappointment of his family.
90 Day Fiancé fans get updates about Corey and Evelin from their Instagram, and while they're usually happy, one of Corey's recent Instagram Stories was concerning. Evelin has now revealed why Corey filmed her getting an IV inserted in her hand. Evelin posted a Story herself where she shared a picture of the peripheral IV catheter in her hand. She explained her medical issue. Evelin's health woes can be blamed on a mosquito.
90 Day Fiancé's Evelin Villegas Receives IV Fluids To Stay Hydrated Evelin found a silver lining in her pain. She feels that it's "good" because now she will get ample time to rest. "I'll rest a lot to improve," she said. Evelin admitted that she hasn't been able to rest well for a very long time and this incident makes it "necessary" for her to do it now. "Thank you all for the love always," Evelin wrote in conclusion.
Evelin had also posted a video where a nurse was seen taking her blood pressure. She had thanked a medical center located in Engabao for providing her with health care. It took Evelin several hours until she could tell her Instagram followers what it was that had made her feel sick. One is advised to drink plenty of fluids while recovering from dengue fever. It explains why Evelin was administered IV. Evelin has been busy preparing for her move to the U.S.
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