A young musician thanked a doctor who wrote a note advising him to get tested for Acromegaly after noticing abnormalities during a concert, leading to successful surgery and treatment.
On 21 Oct 2026 GMT+7, reports emerged that a story was shared online from a Facebook user.Ford Ace SoA young musician who revealed a photo of a note from a doctor advising him to undergo further health screening due to suspicion of Acromegaly.
He stated, "I would like to find the doctor who wrote this note for me at the Cat 7 June event. I have since had surgery successfully and am now recovering at home. I really want to thank the doctor personally. If the doctor hadn’t pointed it out, I wouldn’t have known about this disease and might not have received treatment, which could have been dangerous because I had no symptoms. I hope to meet this kind doctor. #CoolPerson #OnMySickDay"
Many people commented praising the doctor and widely shared the post to help the user thank the doctor. Later, the original poster updated that "I have personally thanked the doctor already."
Regarding this matter, the pageDrama-addictprovided additional information that Acromegaly is a condition in which the body chronically produces excess Growth Hormone (GH) in adulthood, causing abnormal enlargement of bones and tissues.
The cause is usually a pituitary adenoma tumor, accounting for over 98% of cases. This benign tumor stimulates the pituitary gland to produce too much growth hormone.
Common symptoms include enlarged hands and feet, widened fingers, coarse and broad facial features, protruding jaw, prominent forehead, thickened nose and lips, and gaps between teeth. This disease can be fatal if not treated promptly. Early symptoms may be subtle, but if left untreated, it can lead to hypertension, heart disease, diabetes, and various complications.
This doctor likely recognized the characteristic signs on the patient’s body and reached out, which proved correct. Truly impressive—like a Super Doctor K.
Thanks to Facebook user Ford Ace So and Drama-addict.