Heartthrob from film Asthon Kutcher is about to lose his sight and hearing from a rare disease

At the time, he was considered one of the most beautiful faces in the entertainment world in the United States, becoming thanks to his leading roles in films and series such as That ’70s Show, Punk’d, Dude, Where’s My Car ?, Newlyweds, The Butterfly Effect, The Guardian and What Happens in Vegas, and many others, the American actor Ashton Kutcher it is still in place, however, now there is talk of the health conditions it is going through.

Even the producer and former model has been fighting against it for a couple of years a rare autoimmune disease which resulted in him almost losing his sight and hearing as a result of this.

He was the protagonist of “No strings Attached” and other blockbusters, confirming the condition of this rare disease, through a video broadcast by Log in to Hollywoodnotified him you are losing sight, hearing and a sense of balanceas a consequence of vasculitis.

Ashton Kutcher reveals that he has vasculitis and how it affects him

The American media published this exclusive preview confession of an upcoming episode of “Running Wild with Bear Grylls: The Challenge”, a National Geographic program, in which the actor spoke and discussed the “rare autoimmune disorder that He developed” .

About two years ago, I had this strange and super rare form of vasculitis, which took away my sight, hearing, my balance, “the actor revealed to adventurer Bear Grylls, host of the show.

It took him about a year to rebuild each of his senses, he explained.

Vasculitis is an autoimmune disease rare with many variations that can cause inflammation of blood vessels, narrowing of blood flow and damage to organs and some tissues.

The actor feels blessed to be alive, and despite the experience, Ashton doesn’t let that, or any of life’s challenges, get him down. Instead, he sees them as growth opportunities, he says in the Access Hollywood video. (With information from EFE).