What Is Danielle Busbys Illness -Is She Suffering From Autoimmune Disorder?

Danielle Busby is an American reality television personality famous for being the mother of Americas only all-girl quintuplets. She is the star of the TLC show about her predicament called Outdaughtered, which debuted on May 10, 2016, and is still ongoing with the most reason season, the eighth season, premiering on February 23, 2021.

Danielle Busby is an American reality television personality famous for being the mother of America’s only all-girl quintuplets.

She is the star of the TLC show about her predicament called Outdaughtered, which debuted on May 10, 2016, and is still ongoing with the most reason season, the eighth season, premiering on February 23, 2021.

The Busby family comprises parents Danielle and Adam Busby, who married in 2006, their eldest daughter Blayke Loyise, and the quintuplets Ava Lane, Olivia Marie, Hazel Grace, Riley Paige, and Parker Kate.

The couple initially met at Target, where they both worked side by side, and it was only after a few months of working together that Adam approached his future wife, and they began to spend time together. After going on a few dates, Adam proposed the day after Christmas Eve, which is also Danielle’s birthday, and six months later, they got married.

Unfortunately, the couple both struggled with infertility and could not get pregnant through natural means. So, they tried intrauterine insemination, a form of artificial insemination, which proved to be a success.

It was only after they tried it a second time that not only were they blessed again, they were blessed a lot.

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Is Danielle Busby Suffering From Autoimmune Disorder?

At the start of 2021, Danielle Busby was hospitalized months after opening up about an unknown illness following her health issues.

Fans had noticed that Danielle had grown sick during the eighth season of Outdaughtered. She regularly suffered from severe migraines and pain, and her husband took her to the emergency room.

The doctors ran an EKG on her heart and a series of blood tests, but nothing came up. The family let it go as Busby mentioned she missed some milestones due to the hospital visitations.

Her weird pains didn’t stop, though, and she began to suffer numbness in her arm. Though she tried to hide it from her family, she eventually went to her doctor, who referred her to a cardiologist (a heart doctor), who had her wear a heart monitor.

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Following a difficult conversation with her daughters, the Busbys went to Bay Area Heart, where the doctor ran a transesophageal echocardiography test and found an abnormal connection in her heart.

Later they found that Danielle Busby was sick, and not only was she sick, but she also had a hole in her heart. Unfortunately, that wasn’t the only illness she was suffering from.

What Is Danielle Busby’s Illness?

Danielle Busby is suffering from a heart condition called patent foramen ovale, which means there’s a hole in your heart.

That hole is between the heart’s left and right atria, or upper chambers. That hole in the heart exists in everyone before birth, but it’s supposed to close up after birth.

This hole is supposed to help blood go around the lungs in unborn infants as they do not use the lungs in the womb. If it doesn’t close up after you’re born, then you have PFO.

The condition is also called Congenital heart defect. Although the exact causes of the condition are unknown, this hole never closes in one out of four people.

No symptoms are specifically denoted to PFO, but adults who suffer from PFO are known to get migraine headaches. Danielle Busby showed signs of migraine, a strange sensation in her legs and arms, physical pain, digestive problems, skin issues, and tingling, which the doctors thought were strange.

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PFO is hard to diagnose, as in the case of Danielle Busby, but an echocardiogram can locate it quickly. The best way to treat PFO is by performing cardiac catheterization, where a trained cardiologist permanently seals the PFO.

However, shutting up Danielle’s hole won’t solve her problems, as doctors realized that she is suffering from something else, most likely an autoimmune disease.

Where Is Danielle Busby Now? Health Update 2022

The discovery of the hole in her heart was terrifying enough, but finding out that she was suffering from another illness has been overwhelming.

Though Busby has been very open about her illness, she has also opened up about how vulnerable and strange she feels to be suffering from something she can’t even name.

Instead of worrying about it too much, Busby is trying hard to eat better and is daily consulting with a rheumatologist, a specialist in immunity diseases, to do her best to live as vibrantly as she can every day.

Thankfully, Danielle has Adam, who has stuck with her through thick and thin. Their love and companionship are genuine ones to envy.

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