Sushmita Sen Is All Set To Welcome The New Year With Fitness Goals; Gets Back To The Grind Post Surgery

Actress Sushmita Sen appears to be ready to ring in the New Year with vigour after returning to her training routine following surgery last month. After every adversity in her life, Sushmita Sen has only ever emerged stronger. And now, the actress and former Miss Universe has proven his tenacity yet again. Sushmita posted a photo of herself smiling before a mirror while extending her body on her Instagram account.

Fans expressed their support in the comments area, wishing her success. A fan wrote to her, wishing her happiness and good luck. The same fan also expressed his admiration for her in a letter. Another admirer shared his happiness that she was feeling much better and had been able to resume her normal routine. He went on to say that he can imagine how happy that must make Sushmita Sen.

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Another fan stated that her energy inspires him and that he applauds every performance she performs as it is the most wonderful and amazing. On November 16, the actress disclosed that she had surgery. She stated on Instagram that she’s going to let everyone in on a little secret. She went on to say that she finished her digital programme and then travelled to take care of her health. She reported that she had a good operation on November 16th and that she is mending beautifully in this lovely location. She senses the intensity of everyone’s affection and the sweetness of everyone’s energy.

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Sushmita didn’t go into great detail about the procedure, but she did come on Instagram Live to assure her followers that she was well.  Sushmita Sen, regarded as one of Bollywood’s fittest performers, was diagnosed with Addison’s disease, commonly known as adrenal insufficiency, in 2014. It’s a rare condition that arises when the body doesn’t create enough cortisol or produces too little aldosterone. In an interview, she also discussed her condition, recalling the years she fought Addison’s disease and describing them as traumatising.