Los Angeles reality star investigates possible throat infection
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In a recent episode of her podcast "Brandi Unfiltered," Los Angeles-based reality television personality Brandi Glanville said she is undergoing medical evaluation for a persistent throat condition she believes may be a sexually transmissible form of ringworm. She linked the suspected infection to a previous relationship with an unnamed adult entertainment industry worker, noting that standard sexually transmitted infections have been ruled out by physicians. Glanville described researching fungal strains that can affect throat tissues and potentially spread toward the ear. Her comments follow a separate health issue: in February 2026 she disclosed a facial swelling problem, present since December 2024, was caused by a biological parasite.
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Timeline
- December 2024: Facial swelling and disfigurement documented
- Early 2025: Doctors investigate persistent throat symptoms
- Throughout 2025: Standard sexually transmitted infections excluded
- February 2026: Glanville confirms facial parasite diagnosis
- Recently: Glanville records new podcast discussion
- Recently: Suggests sexually transmissible ringworm infection
- Recently: Guest describes adult industry health protocols
- Currently: Throat condition remains under medical evaluation
Why it matters
Brandi Glanville's health issues highlight the importance of regular check-ups. Even celebrities aren't immune to unusual health conditions. If you've got persistent symptoms, don't ignore them. It's worth getting them checked out.
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