Brian May’s minor stroke caused loss of arm control

Queen rocker Brian May expresses gratitude for being able to continue playing the guitar after a recent health scare.

Health Scare and Recovery

In a social media post, May, 77, shared that he had experienced a minor stroke that temporarily affected his ability to control his left arm. Despite the scare, he is relieved to report that he can still play the guitar.

Medical Care and Gratitude

May expressed his appreciation for the care he received at Frimley hospital in England, where he was treated for the health emergency. He commended the medical staff for their attentive and exceptional care.

Recovery Process and Restrictions

Following his doctor’s advice, May is currently refraining from activities that could strain his health, such as flying, driving, or engaging in activities that raise his heart rate. He also shared insights into his documentary project on bovine tuberculosis.

Past Health Challenges

May had previously faced health issues in May 2020 when he injured his gluteus maximus while gardening, requiring hospitalization. Despite the challenges, he remains resilient and determined to recover.

Future Plans

In recent years, May and his bandmates have collaborated with Adam Lambert for performances, although no upcoming tour dates are scheduled. Fans can stay updated on May’s activities through his official website.

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FAQs

Q: What health issue did Brian May recently experience?

A: May had a minor stroke that temporarily affected his left arm.

Q: How is Brian May’s recovery progressing?

A: May is following his doctor’s recommendations and taking precautions to ensure a smooth recovery.

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