Seungmin of Stray Kids will miss SBS 'Inkigayo' for foot inflammation treatment, following medical advice for recovery.
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Stray Kids' Seungmin will be absent from today's 'Inkigayo' due to treatment for foot inflammation. On the 23rd, his agency JYP Entertainment announced through Stray Kids' official SNS that 'Seungmin is unable to appear on today's 'Inkigayo' broadcast due to treatment for foot inflammation.' According to JYP, Seungmin has recently felt discomfort around his foot and is receiving appropriate treatment based on medical findings. In connection with this, JYP explained, 'After finishing the pre-recording today, he visited the hospital for additional treatment and received findings that the injection treatment may temporarily increase pain during the treatment process. Fortunately, he has also been diagnosed that the relevant pain may improve quickly over time.' They continued, 'However, following the medical team's recommendation that sufficient rest and stability are necessary for early recovery, we have regrettably decided that he will not participate in today's schedule.' They added, 'We prioritize the artist's health and will do our best for Seungmin's swift recovery.'
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