section_path: Personal life/Health
section_name: Health
paragraph_text: Health
  
  Hsu was one of the first Taiwanese celebrities to publicly discuss mental health, including her battle with depression in 2000, from which she recovered after one year. She had a host of health issues, including mitral valve prolapse, epilepsy, asthma and a long history of anorexia. She experienced two miscarriages—one in 2011, four days before her wedding in Sanya, and another in 2018, during her fourth pregnancy, eight days before filming the marriage reality show Happiness Trio —and suffered a near-fatal complication during the birth of her son in 2016. She was hospitalized over the years due to fainting episodes. After her divorce, Hsu's ex-husband Wang Xiaofei—who had managed her health crises on multiple occasions during their marriage—and his mother claimed that Hsu was frequently bedridden and warned that her condition could be life-threatening. Her husband Koo Jun-yup also suggested that her fragile health had limited her mobility and her ability to care for herself. Hsu and her family, however, downplayed speculation about the severity of her condition.
  
  Hsu was one of the first Taiwanese celebrities to publicly discuss mental health, including her battle with depression in 2000, from which she recovered after one year. She had a host of health issues, including mitral valve prolapse, epilepsy, asthma and a long history of anorexia. She experienced two miscarriages—one in 2011, four days before her wedding in Sanya, and another in 2018, during her fourth pregnancy, eight days before filming the marriage reality show Happiness Trio —and suffered a near-fatal complication during the birth of her son in 2016. She was hospitalized over the years due to fainting episodes. After her divorce, Hsu's ex-husband Wang Xiaofei—who had managed her health crises on multiple occasions during their marriage—and his mother claimed that Hsu was frequently bedridden and warned that her condition could be life-threatening. Her husband Koo Jun-yup also suggested that her fragile health had limited her mobility and her ability to care for herself. Hsu and her family, however, downplayed speculation about the severity of her condition.