Erin Andrews' health: Will the journalist miss Super Bowl LIX?

With Super Bowl LIX just a few days away, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles will do everything in their power to end the NFL season as champions.

The Superdome in New Orleans is going to be a party, and American football fans are already starting to predict this matchup that is sure to steal the show on and off the field.

The anticipation, the fun, and the expectations are high for this clash of titans, but only one person could be very disappointed and saddened by something unexpected that they never thought would happen.

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In this case, we are talking about Erin Andrews, the FOX reporter who is on the field to give us all the details of what is happening on the teams' benches. The journalist has just given us some bad news just one week before Super Bowl Sunday.

Erin Andrews has fallen ill just days before the most important game of the season

In an interview with Athletech News, Andrews confessed that she is one of 38 million people affected by dry eye disease.

She explained a bit about her feelings about this very uncomfortable condition:

"I thought it was because my eyes were tired. I thought maybe it was because I look at the screen a lot; my eyes always feel a little irritated, grainy. I'm always cleaning them or trying to blink. I thought that was it. It turns out I'm an idiot and my doctor said, 'No, it's dry eye,'" she said in the interview.

For now, Erin has found the perfect medication to deal with this annoying condition, a prescription eye drop that could help her with her dry eye problems, which made her want to share it with the audience:

"For example, if you're constantly rubbing your eyes or squinting or thinking, 'Oh, my eyes are super dry or irritated,' ask someone about it because there actually is something that can relieve your symptoms," Erin said.

Will she miss the Super Bowl?

At the moment Erin Andrews is 100% ready to face the most important game of the NFL season, it seems that she would need something else to miss this highly anticipated game for the American football fan community. The FOX broadcast will feature not only the reporter, but also Tom Brady and Kevin Burkhardt as part of the broadcast team.