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The actress, 51, tells Christina Applegate and Jamie-Lynn Sigler on their 'MeSsy' podcast how she was “deeply ill” and “broken” before receiving her diagnosis. Vanessa Etienne is an ...
Jennifer Esposito’s Tooth Fell Out Due To Untreated Celiac Disease. The actress discovered she had the illness after experiencing some terrifying symptoms. By Korin Miller. September 9, 2016 ...
In June 2017, it was announced that Jennifer Esposito was not returning to "NCIS" — and her exit sparked lots of speculation, including a rumor about her being ill. She'd previously left CBS...
Despite presenting with diverse and debilitating symptoms, her true ailment remained unnamed as doctors cycled through potential diagnoses such as multiple sclerosis, IBS, stress, and...
Doctors diagnosed her with a plethora of problems over a 25-year span: multiple sclerosis, irritable bowel syndrome, hormonal problems, stress and mental imbalance. She dealt with decades of misdiagnoses, prescriptions to treat issues she didn't have, and even psychiatric treatment.
Throughout her decades of untreated celiac disease, Esposito was still a working actress. At one point when she was filming a show in Los Angeles, her symptoms became dramatically worse. “My skin started peeling off my face,” she says.
Actress Jennifer Esposito experienced some shocking symptoms, including having her hair and nails fall out, brought on by celiac disease.
In a blog posted on pop culture site Global Grind, actress Jennifer Esposito revealed the physical and mental stress of living so many years undiagnosed. Esposito, known for her roles in the Oscar-winning “Crash” and the current CBS show “Blue Bloods,” was diagnosed with celiac disease in 2009.
Jennifer Esposito, the star of films like Crash and popular television shows like Spin City and NCIS, has been suffering in silent frustration for almost 25 years…until she found out about celiac disease from a doctor who would truly listen—and pay heed to what she was going through.
'Blue Bloods' actress Jennifer Esposito opened up to Fox News' Arthel Neville about her lifelong struggle with celiac disease, and the unfair treatment she says she has received from CBS...