He says it was very difficult to decide on the operation and go under the knife again.
Aleksey Talai at the National Research and Practical Center for Otorhinolaryngology in Minsk. Photo: social networks
Paralympian, pro-government activist and war supporter Aleksey Talai recently posted photos from the hospital on social media. He admitted that he was terribly afraid, but it was necessary to have the operation to breathe again.
Today Talai said that the operation took place on Tuesday at the National Research and Practical Center for Otorhinolaryngology in Minsk.
Aleksey Talai at the National Research and Practical Center for Otorhinolaryngology in Minsk
"An operation to correct a broken nasal septum from my youth and widen the airways for breathing had been long overdue... Especially recently, I became addicted to vasoconstrictor drugs, which can only be used for a few weeks at most (after that, there is colossal harm to health, to the head), and there it was already months and months — just to be able to act on all matters and projects..." Aleksey wrote in his Telegram channel.
Aleksey Talai at the National Research and Practical Center for Otorhinolaryngology in Minsk
He said that the operation is difficult and quite painful, but he expects good results and the start of a new life in which he can breathe normally.
Talai is currently still in hospital.
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