Kanye West says he landed in hospital after 'too much texting'
After getting cortison"with a wittle" local anaesthetic, the rapper seems in tip-top shape again.on Twitter two months ago, took to the social media platform once again, this time to share he'd gotten an X-Ray.
"Too much texting bro," he wrote."Had to get the cortisone mixed with a wittle sprinkle of lidocaine." He previously shared the lidocaine – which is a local anaesthetic used to reduce discomfort and pain –"worked instantly".
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