MAX George has shared a health update with fans following his second heart surgery.
The Wanted hitmaker – who was forced to cancel the band’s reunion gig in his native Manchester this month – has filmed himself back training at home.
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Max, 36, was admitted to A&E last December and had heart surgery and a pacemaker fitted after doctors discovered a heart block, which caused his heart to beat abnormally.
Yet in January, he had to undergo a secret second heart operation after his pacemaker wires were inserted too deeply.
Despite the tour cancellation, which left fans begging for information, the All Time Low vocalist appears in good spirits.
He captured himself in a topless snap in his house, donning a huge pair of earphones as he stood in front of his mirror.
In the next slide, his home treadmill can be seen in the living room near to his laptop on a table.
He held up a bottle of Prime drink as he strolled in a brisk walk.
The scenes will no doubt reassure fans after his recent medical woes.
OPENING UP
Speaking to The Sun on Sunday recently, Max opened up about his health and scary second operation.
“I was trying to get back to good health but was still having a flickering sensation for weeks after I had my pacemaker fitted and it was gradually getting worse and worse.
“When my heart rate went up, it was causing a shock in my heart which was making me jump all the time.
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“My chest was shaking,” he added.
After several visits to the hospital, it was only when a representative from Max’s pacemaker company Medtronic was visiting the ward by chance, that they were able to get to the bottom of his discomfort.
He was booked in for his second operation straight away, on January 15, but was warned that the rare situation could cause a dangerous bleed on his heart.
But the operation went well and he was “pleased it had gone successfully”.
He later told fans he was hoping to be back to his old self in a few weeks.
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