Late last year, Jessie J revealed for the first time that she has been diagnosed with Ménière disease, while recently, in an Instagram post, she confessed her daily life and coping with this disease.

Ménière is a health condition of the inner ear, which can cause sudden attacks, tinnitus and hearing loss.

"Yesterday I was trying to sing a song that I usually sing very easily and I could not. The problem I have is not the voice, but it is affecting my voice. Epo ... qava. For hours. "I left myself feeling the broken part of myself that I sometimes ignore when I shouldn't," she wrote.

Next, he added that for 6 months, there is not a day that does not pass without pain in the middle of the neck / throat.

"The worst part is that they are not my vocal cords. They are healthy. It's something about them. Spine, thyroid, allergies. Who knows. The tests continue. "

The singer said that 95% of the time she is fine, feels positive and strong, but not always.

"But this 5% is hard to accept. Yes, just like yesterday. Hope is lost. "I feel lost and alone in everything that is happening."

Jessie J stressed that she shared her experience with people who always ask her "how she stays so positive all the time".

"I do not want to be proud of claiming that I am well. It is not healthy. "I wrote the saying 'it's good not to be good' because it's true and I still believe this platform should inspire through the truth."

In December 2020, Jessie J showed for the first time that she was diagnosed with Ménière disease.

"I woke up and felt completely dull in my right ear. I could not walk straight. I was told I had Ménière syndrome. I know that many people suffer from this disease and many of them have given me valuable advice. This is the first time I am able to say and accept: I miss singing so much and being close to people, "he wrote on Instagram.