Two collapses in four days - what's happening to Musiala?
Summary
Jamal Musiala, a Bayern Munich player, collapsed twice during recent pre-season games due to absence seizures, a type of neurological condition. Bayern Munich and medical experts say Musiala’s condition is treatable, and he has been cleared to continue playing football.Key Facts
- Musiala collapsed twice in four days during Bayern Munich’s pre-season matches.
- He has been diagnosed with "absence seizures," which are brief lapses in awareness caused by neurological issues.
- Absence seizures can cause people to look like they are daydreaming or lose balance briefly.
- Bayern Munich knew about Musiala’s condition before the World Cup but it had not affected his play until now.
- Medical experts and neurologists confirmed Musiala can safely participate in high-level sports with treatment.
- Musiala himself said the seizures have become part of his daily life but are easily treated.
- Absence seizures can sometimes indicate epilepsy but can often be controlled with medication.
- Other athletes, like rugby player Tommy Freeman, also manage absence seizures while continuing their sports careers.
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