”It's not acute leukemia”... ”Physical 100” Season 2 winner Amote explains after battling illness: ”Infection of unknown cause”

Amote, winner of season 2 of "Physical 100", has explained that she is not suffering from acute leukemia after battling an unknown infection.
Amote, the winner of "Physical 100 Season 2 - Underground" (hereinafter "Physical 100 Season 2"), has explained the mistaken reports that he has acute leukemia.
On the 4th, Amote posted an article on his social media channel that falsely reported that he was showing symptoms of "acute leukemia," and began to explain, "This is not true."
It is true that Amote had recently been battling an unknown infection, but the illness was not named acute leukemia.
On the 28th of last month, Amote posted on his YouTube channel, "An infection with no known cause?
And hospitalized?'” In the video, Amote was seen being hospitalized with an unknown infection and receiving treatment.
In the video, Amote said, "I've been feeling unwell recently, but the problem is just overtraining.
I thought so. I got married on August 17th, went on honeymoon to the US on the 23rd, and went on an overseas shoot from August 24th to September 4th. After returning home, I was sleeping but my whole body was wet with sweat and I even felt chills.
"The platelet count was so low that they asked me to take an abdominal X-ray and a brain CT scan. I was scared. The doctor said, 'It could be a symptom of leukemia,' so I was worried," she said.
I felt like I was going crazy. I thought I shouldn't exercise anymore," she said. "The doctor said he thought it was an infection and made an appointment for me to see an infectious disease specialist the next day.
The symptoms were similar to malaria, but it seemed to be different. His platelet count dropped further and he was hospitalized. It is unclear what he was infected with exactly. He has now been discharged."
This caused concern among netizens. He had won the second season of "Physical 100," showing his incredible physical strength, and was known to be more passionate about health management than anyone else.
When Amote told me that she had even considered quitting her sport due to an unknown infection, I was worried. Amote corrected the mistaken report that she had acute leukemia. Fortunately, Amote recovered,
He is expected to continue his active career, including appearing on TV Chosun's "Survival King: Tribal Wars."