Brandi Glanville Reveals Battle with Bitter Facial Drainage That’s ‘Nibbling at My Teeth’

Brandi Glanville is yearning for solutions as she persists in managing issues related to her facial deformity.

On March 8, the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills former star shared a health update on X, previously known as Twitter. The 52-year-old disclosed a range of symptoms she has encountered from presumed facial “parasites.”

“I have excruciating lumps,” she expressed. “1 in the jawbone region, 1 on the side of my neck & 1 in the back of my neck.”

“I experience chills & a continual greasy foul-tasting discharge from my face into my mouth. It’s acidic & is eroding my teeth,” she added. “Moreover, all my lymph nodes in my head & neck are inflamed. Doctors at Kaiser insist I’m fine :/ HELP ME.”

Glanville has expressed repeatedly that physicians have been unable to ascertain the origin of her health difficulties.

On March 6, she confessed that she hasn’t been feeling well recently.

“I’ve been pretending, I’m f—ing miserable,” she remarked. “My best friend has been in the ICU for two weeks & isn’t improving. My face is worse than ever. It’s basically melted away.”

“When doctors at Cedars administered IV antibiotics & fungal therapy, I was feeling better. I appeared normal but couldn’t afford to remain on them,” she elaborated. “I was compelled to consult doctors outside of my insurance because the professionals at Kaiser had no idea. I need my life to change. That is my genuine health update.”

Glanville recently sought assistance from celebrity plastic surgeon Dr. Terry Dubrow, undergoing neck and facial biopsies from the Botched star. She mentioned that “no cancer” was detected but is still awaiting the complete results, which may take up to six weeks.

Dubrow, 66, commended the reality star for her courage throughout the ordeal and stated he’s committed to uncovering the cause of her health challenges.

Last December, Glanville disclosed that she has expended “over $70,000” attempting to identify a remedy for the mysterious “parasite” that resulted in her facial disfigurement over the past year.

However, each treatment has proven to be merely a temporary solution.

“I’ve been on medication this entire year. I don’t socialize,” she noted. “I don’t go out, and I’m just draining all my funds trying to determine what’s wrong with me.”

Glanville clarified that she can sense and observe the unidentified “parasite” moving within her face if she “interacts with it,” and it resembles “tiny bubbles bursting” on her skin. “I feel like it’s s—ing or reproducing in my face,” she added.

After consulting numerous doctors, she stated, “I’m not raising my expectations anymore.”