Ha Duc Chinh: 'My life is not in danger'.

Ha Duc Chinh was admitted to Da Nang Hospital for treatment of hepatitis B virus and elevated liver enzymes from March 4. This is the congenital disease of the striker.

Ha Duc Chinh said: “Last time I had hepatitis B and liver enzymes were much higher than allowed, so the doctors asked me to be hospitalized for treatment and rest. However, it is not so serious as if continuing to play would be life-threatening. This afternoon, after more than 10 days of treatment at Da Nang C Hospital, I was discharged. "

“The doctors said that my health is now fine and can do light exercises with my teammates, but I have not confirmed the time I can play again. Perhaps next time, after re-examination and normal enzyme level , I will be playing again. I think only 2-3 weeks of light training is possible,”- according to Bongdaplus.

Ha Duc Chinh was diagnosed with hepatitis B virus and high liver enzymes from his time at the PVF youth training center, but doctors diagnosed that the player could practice and play normally. In a press conference after losing to Saigon FC, coach Le Huynh Duc shared that Duc Chinh could be dangerous if he deliberately came out to play when the illness has not cured.

Regarding this, the 23-year-old striker voiced reassuring fans: “These days, I have received a lot of calls and messages from my family, relatives and fans about my illness. Reading so many messages worrying about my illness level made me so confused. Don't worry, I'm fine. ”​