Chris Hemsworth seeks specialist treatment at a Gold Coast hospital for “serious back injury” while filming Thor: Love and Thunder continues
Chris Hemsworth seems to be the strongest and most muscular he has ever been while filming Marvel’s Thor: Love and Thunder in Sydney.
But it seems that the The Marvel superhero has had a minor setback and has suffered a sharp back injury in recent weeks.
According to Sunday Confidential, Chris, 37, recently sought treatment at a private hospital on Queensland’s Gold Coast near his home base in Byron Bay.
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Everything is OK? Hollywood actor Chris Hemsworth, 37 (IMAGE) has sought specialist treatment at a Gold Coast hospital for a “serious back injury” in recent weeks while filming Thor: Love and Thunder continues
Chris has been doing intense training for both his fourth Thor film and the upcoming biopic of WWE wrestling royalty Hulk Hogan.
The publication states that it is unclear how Chris suffered the injury, but it appeared to be in repair.
It is believed that the “specialist doctors” saw that Chris’ intense pain and swelling were those that administered cortisone injections to the Australian actor’s back.
It is clear that the visit to the hospital was kept short and that Chris did not have to spend the night after treatment.
In repair: Chris’ severe back pain and swelling are believed to have been seen by “specialist doctors” who administered cortisone injections to the Australian actor’s back
Chris previously spoke about his back problems as he told Men’s Health UK in March 2019 that he needed to change his training and nutrition to prevent injuries from becoming a “drag” while training and filming his hair. Thor movies.
Chris told the post at the time, “On some days, when I’ve had a few injuries (and I’ve had quite a few during Thor), it may start to be a drag, you know? But over the last year or so, I’ve changed my workout and nutrition program a lot and I feel the best I’ve ever felt.
“I’ve found that after lifting weights for so long and not coming into contact with my fast-twitch fibers, how fast my body was [has gone]. In my parents ’race at my children’s school last year, I hadn’t sprinted in five years; then, boom, you’re going to do a 100-meter sprint all over your skin. My back tightened for weeks, ”he admitted.
“I’ve had a few injuries (and I’ve had quite a few during Thor) can start to be a problem”: Chris spoke earlier about his back problems in a 2019 interview with Men’s Health UK
I guess I need to do a little more sprinting. It just hurts. Running is painful. I don’t race too much for that reason. I prefer to have mobility in my body from surfing and get the fluidity I like, ”said Chris.
Chris and the wife of Spanish actress Elsa Pataky have filming commitments in Sydney at the moment with separate projects.
The Hollywood couple have so far managed to fly back and forth from the capital of New South Wales to their coastal home in Byron Bay to be with their three children between set dates on set.
The flight takes approximately one hour and 15 minutes.
The couple, who share their eight-year-old daughter India Rose, and twins Sasha and Tristan, six, live in a $ 30 million mansion in Broken Head, near Byron Bay.
Work-life balance: Chris and Elsa have so far managed to fly back and forth from Sydney and Byron Bay to be with their three children between filming engagements