08.11.2026 08:31
Singer Özcan Deniz's wife Samar Dadgar had a difficult time due to the health problems she experienced while waiting to have knee surgery. Dadgar, who experienced heart palpitations and shortness of breath, stated that her surgery might not be able to take place. Dadgar, who lost her nephew in recent months, shared the fear she experienced with her followers.
Özcan Deniz's wife Samar Dadgar worried her fans with the health problems she experienced. Dadgar, who was shaken by her nephew's death in recent months, this time fell ill before the surgery she planned to undergo on her knee. Sharing images from her hospital bed, Dadgar announced that she was examined by doctors due to heart palpitations and that her surgery had become uncertain.
SHE EXPERIENCED HEART PALPITATIONS AND SHORTNESS OF BREATH
Dadgar, who experienced an unexpected health problem before the surgery, stated that her heart palpitations continued for hours. Describing the fear she experienced, Dadgar said, "I guess I won't be able to have the surgery. Because of an unexpected drug reaction, I have been trying to return to normal for about 7-8 hours. My palpitations increased incredibly and did not return to normal for hours. Despite a lot of medication and IV fluids, they just wouldn't stop."
"I HAD NEVER BEEN THIS AFRAID IN MY LIFE"
Explaining that the discomfort she experienced affected her both physically and psychologically, Dadgar said, "I experienced something more terrible than I have ever experienced in my life, both mentally and because of my knee. I wish I had had surgery forty times rather than go through this. Even while I am still writing these, my palpitations are rising again, so I won't be able to continue much longer."
DOCTORS FOCUSED ON THE POSSIBILITY OF A PANIC ATTACK
Also describing the checks made regarding her health condition, Dadgar stated that the doctors examined her one by one. Expressing that an ECG and an echocardiogram were performed, Dadgar said that the exact cause of the discomfort she experienced had not yet been determined.
Dadgar recounted her difficult moments with the words, "The doctors at the hospital came one by one and examined me, an ECG and an echocardiogram were performed, but no one could figure out exactly what the cause was. They said that everything accumulated during the grieving process, the intense stress I experienced, and my pre-existing fear of needles might have triggered a panic attack. I still haven't been able to understand what happened. All I know is that I had never been this afraid in my life."