In an official statement released on November 6, Big Hit Entertainment shared that Suga underwent surgery to repair his torn shoulder labrum on November 3. He decided to receive surgery in preparation for his mandatory military service as well as his career afterwards, and the decision was made after extensive discussion with the agency.
As a result of the surgery, Suga will be unable to participate in most activities, which may include promotions for BTS’s upcoming album “BE.”
Hello.
This is Big Hit Entertainment.
We would like to provide information regarding the health of BTS member Suga.
Suga underwent surgery to repair his torn shoulder labrum on November 3. The surgery, to address a problem that had constantly been a health and wellness issue for Suga, was completed successfully, and he is currently resting and recovering following his physician’s advice that Suga must undergo a strict and unhindered period of recovery.
As many fans know, Suga has long suffered from shoulder-related health issues. Suga’s shoulder issues began when he was injured in an accident that occurred in 2012 before his debut, and he was diagnosed with a dislocated shoulder in 2013. Shoulder pains continued until he was further diagnosed in 2019 with “posterior labral tear of his left shoulder,” which means that the cartilage around his left shoulder joint has been torn. Since then, he has continued to receive various treatment to prevent his injury from affecting his activities.
Suga has long suffered from a wide range of symptoms including the inability to raise his arms high and sudden bouts of pain. He underwent constant rehabilitation and treatment during his career, but unfortunately his symptoms did not improve measurably. These symptoms have appeared with increasing frequency in recent years, affecting Suga not only on the stage but in the course of his daily life as well.
Suga also felt that it was important for him to restore himself to good health to prepare for his mandatory military service as well as his post-service musical career. After extensive discussion with the company, the decision was made to undergo the surgical procedure.
Following the surgery, Suga will be unable to participate in most official activities so that he may fully focus on his recovery. Once doctors determine that the site of the operation has healed sufficiently, Suga will begin physical therapy so that he can ultimately return to the stage healthy and fully recovered. It may be difficult for Suga to meet his long-awaited fans for some time, including for the upcoming BTS “BE” album promotional activities. We apologize to every fan who has waited patiently to meet Suga again, and we ask for your generous and loving understanding.
Suga wishes his fans to know that he is “very aware of how concerned and worried the fans must be and knows how sad the fans must feel.”
He said, “Please understand this time as being my chance to prepare to meet you again strong and healthy, and even if I must be away for a short while, please wait for me to come back to you.”
Big Hit will always strive to ensure the health and safety of all of our artists.
Thank you.
Source: Weverse via Soompi
Speedy recovery, Yoongi!
As a result of the surgery, Suga will be unable to participate in most activities, which may include promotions for BTS’s upcoming album “BE.”
Hello.
This is Big Hit Entertainment.
We would like to provide information regarding the health of BTS member Suga.
Suga underwent surgery to repair his torn shoulder labrum on November 3. The surgery, to address a problem that had constantly been a health and wellness issue for Suga, was completed successfully, and he is currently resting and recovering following his physician’s advice that Suga must undergo a strict and unhindered period of recovery.
As many fans know, Suga has long suffered from shoulder-related health issues. Suga’s shoulder issues began when he was injured in an accident that occurred in 2012 before his debut, and he was diagnosed with a dislocated shoulder in 2013. Shoulder pains continued until he was further diagnosed in 2019 with “posterior labral tear of his left shoulder,” which means that the cartilage around his left shoulder joint has been torn. Since then, he has continued to receive various treatment to prevent his injury from affecting his activities.
Suga has long suffered from a wide range of symptoms including the inability to raise his arms high and sudden bouts of pain. He underwent constant rehabilitation and treatment during his career, but unfortunately his symptoms did not improve measurably. These symptoms have appeared with increasing frequency in recent years, affecting Suga not only on the stage but in the course of his daily life as well.
Suga also felt that it was important for him to restore himself to good health to prepare for his mandatory military service as well as his post-service musical career. After extensive discussion with the company, the decision was made to undergo the surgical procedure.
Following the surgery, Suga will be unable to participate in most official activities so that he may fully focus on his recovery. Once doctors determine that the site of the operation has healed sufficiently, Suga will begin physical therapy so that he can ultimately return to the stage healthy and fully recovered. It may be difficult for Suga to meet his long-awaited fans for some time, including for the upcoming BTS “BE” album promotional activities. We apologize to every fan who has waited patiently to meet Suga again, and we ask for your generous and loving understanding.
Suga wishes his fans to know that he is “very aware of how concerned and worried the fans must be and knows how sad the fans must feel.”
He said, “Please understand this time as being my chance to prepare to meet you again strong and healthy, and even if I must be away for a short while, please wait for me to come back to you.”
Big Hit will always strive to ensure the health and safety of all of our artists.
Thank you.
Source: Weverse via Soompi
Speedy recovery, Yoongi!
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Date: 2020-11-06 10:35 am (UTC)it's unfortunate (as a fan) though that this most likely means that he cannot engage in their comeback, especially if this might be their last comeback as seven members before enlistment..
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Date: 2020-11-06 10:47 am (UTC)I'll miss him during the comeback period but heal well, Yoongi ♥️
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Date: 2020-11-06 11:21 am (UTC)It's shitty from Big Hit to let have him pushed himself until he couldn't. The last straw for the company should have been the first version of the Dionysus choreo where they all fell in a plank position and he couldn't do it. Like I don't know, they're your main bread winner, take care of them.
Well on the bright side he won't have to dye his hair !
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Date: 2020-11-06 05:46 pm (UTC)lmao
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Date: 2020-11-07 10:18 am (UTC)I think the ON choreo is way more difficult because they leave a lot of energy in that, in the ON:E concerts they seemed so exhausted and it was their first song.
NGL I love their intense dances. I don't expect them to find them in BE though so that's cool for them.
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Date: 2020-11-07 09:46 am (UTC)And those who actually know how long his shoulder can heal after the surgery say he won't be able to dance for 5-6 months..
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Date: 2020-11-07 10:10 am (UTC)I don't see any of them wait until the last moment. I mean sure if they were on tour or had a tour planed, but a 2021 world tour seems unlikely. I can see them do a few concerts in Korea if there's a vaccine or cases are low.
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Date: 2020-11-07 09:53 pm (UTC)I am so tired of ARMYs using SK's economy as an excuse for BTS to be too above the law to enlist, fans who say that clearly don't know how the economy works. The economy is not going to collapse if BTS enlists, especially when there are other corporations that contribute more to the economy that whatever BTS does. Even if they were to get exempted by some means, BTS would still end up going anyways.
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Date: 2020-11-07 10:14 pm (UTC)It’s so insulting to South Korea, do they realize it’s the 9th global power above Canada or Australia and lots of European countries. It’s embarrassing. I didn’t major in economy but even I can see it’s a rich country and it makes lots of money.
ARMY need to go outside and talk to people. They’re like the embarrassing member of the family you try to avoid at all cost.
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Date: 2020-11-07 10:30 pm (UTC)It's like how someone said that the tourism industry is suffering now since BTS is inactive...Like who the hell is traveling in this pandemic? I'm pretty sure that the tourism industry would be suffering anyways because of all the restrictions. Same with the ARMY rushing to invest stocks in BH when they don't have a clue about the stock market.
The latest ridiculous takes I've seen from ARMY are the newbies who demand that BH sues SM for building the square because they believe that SM is trying to take credit for "paving the way for kpop" and being the "pioneer for the korean wave". SM literally created the kpop trainee system, the first generation of kpop idols, the kpop sound etc. long before BTS and BH even existed. You can tell those fans don't know anything about kpop outside of BTS because they're just embarrassing with how clueless they are about everything. I know they want to claim that 'BTS paved the way' and yes, BTS have achieved many fantastic things, but they need a reality check.
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Date: 2020-11-07 03:01 pm (UTC)Like surely the choreographers are aware of his injury (idk if they were in house at BH or not) so I never understood why they made that choreo as intense as it was.
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Date: 2020-11-06 11:27 am (UTC)Medical peeps, would you know if leaving an injury like this for a long time without getting operated on could make it worst? I'm hopeful that their management provided regular PT and pain management for him prior to his operation.
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Date: 2020-11-06 11:59 am (UTC)That said, it's so cringy when I see comments on IG along the lines of "I'm so glad BigHit is taking care of our boys" like... ew??? IDK why this makes he cringe so hard but eugh.
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Date: 2020-11-06 01:15 pm (UTC)because they’re stanning a money hungry company that probably could have pushed him for surgery a while ago.
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Date: 2020-11-06 01:21 pm (UTC)34 is not going to try and make as much money as possible.no subject
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Date: 2020-11-06 12:47 pm (UTC)It’s about time. It’s well known he had issues with his shoulder and the continuous physical therapy probably wasn’t going to cut it. I hope he has a speedy recovery and is really able to rest and heal.
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Date: 2020-11-06 01:46 pm (UTC)he reminds me of my mother who also has held off on some of her ailments, her knee and her shoulder, but has had surgery to get them fixed on the last few years. a trait she's passed on down to me.
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Date: 2020-11-06 03:18 pm (UTC)So I guess they’re set on enlisting, at least on paper. I honestly had it at maybe 60:40 of them going vs. not going. If they are, please just send them all at once and get it over with 😭
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