The report also added that Omega doesn’t want fans to be scared every time he steps in the ring or feel sorry for him, but he added that there are still several issues he’s working through. “I have these adhesions in my stomach, quite a few, and when you’re breathing heavy, when you have to use a lot of core, when you have to twist, when you have to stretch, the adhesions that are binding to my inner organs, they’re pulling apart, and it’s causing a lot of discomfort, kinda sorta like a lot of flu like symptoms to emerge,” he said. 

Unfortunately, Omega also explained it takes a week for him to recover but he’s learned his limits when it comes to how far he can push himself in the ring and how much it’ll set him back. “It’s not meant to scare anybody, I’ll be in bed until 5 p.m., 6 p.m. for almost an entire week…I just don’t have the energy, I can’t move. That was the most scary part to me,” Omega added. “I’m also very lucky I have a boss that has an understanding of that…my safety and health is always paramount to the company,” he said.