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Chen Suiran's throat was hoarse due to nodules on his vocal cords, and he needed surgery.
Taiwanese singer Chen Suiran was admitted to the hospital for surgery this morning (21st) due to nodules on his vocal cords, which caused his throat to become hoarse. Earlier, he personally expressed his gratitude to all walks of life for their concern and revealed that the surgery went very well and he has now returned home to rest.
Chen Suiran said that he underwent vocal cord surgery at 8 a.m. and the process was quite smooth. He returned home to rest at around 10 a.m. Due to the effects of the anesthesia, he felt groggy and slept until around 3 p.m. before getting up. Now he can drink water and eat normally.
Since the operation site is on the vocal cords, strict silence and rest are required after the operation, so Chen Suiran is temporarily unable to answer the phone. He was also particularly grateful to Cai Yide, who helped with contact from outpatient follow-up, conservative treatment to surgical arrangements, which made him very grateful.

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