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Amy Dowden forced to temporarily abandon Strictly tour after health battle

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Strictly Come Dancing star was noticeably absent from the tour's final show in Manchester on Saturday. While Amy made no mention of her absence on her Instagram page, she did shed light on her health battle on the story feature.One fan shared how saddened they were not to have seen the 31-year-old.Still, they wished Amy a speedy recovery in the hopes of feeling well enough to finish up the tour, which ends its nationwide run at the O2 arena in mid-February."Thank you so much all!" she wrote."Feeling much better and very grateful for the love and support of my fellow cast."The Welsh ballroom dancer explained the health condition that prevented her from performing at the final Manchester gig."Missed being on stage with you all so much!" she added."IBD CAN REALLY SUCK!!!"Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), otherwise known as Crohn's disease, occurs when the colon and rectum can become inflamed.Symptoms of IBD include cramps, pain and swelling in the tummy, weight loss and extreme tiredness.Drinking plenty of fluids, eating small meals and adding plenty of vitamins to your diet can help ease the effects of minor IBD, according to the NHS.Fellow Strictly star Max George was said to have dedicated Saturday's show to Amy.The latter didn't seem to have been aware of the sweet gesture until a fan mentioned it on her story."Awh @maxgeorge, so very kind of you!" she wrote in response to the news of Max's thoughtful tribute."Plus didn't you get 10s?!!!"Amy's latest health scare isn't the first time she's had to pull out from performing on the dance floor since joining the BBC show in 2017.Last year, while competing with McFly star Tom Fletcher, Amy came down with a "scary" Crohn's flare-up, which subsequently led to her being.

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