Tfue of FaZe Clan Gives Latest Update on Neck Medical Issue
By Nicholas Barth ·
FaZe Clan Fortnite star Tfue has taken to social media to give his fans the latest update on his neck medical issue that has been affecting the popular Twitch streamer.

High-profile Twitch streamer and FaZe Clan Fortnite Battle Royale player Turner "Tfue" Tenney is one of the most popular esports personalities in the world. However, a recently revealed medical issue with his neck could possibly sideline Tfue from his Twitch stream in the near future. During a recent Twitch stream, Tfue showed off a large lump on the side of his neck that he explained he had started taking antibiotics to treat it. Unfortunately, an update Tfue posted on Tuesday, March 19th points to the medicine not working in regards to the treatment of his neck.
Tfue Neck Issue
Taking to his Twitter account on March 19th, the Twitch star explained that the antibiotics that he had been taking for the past 48 hours in order to treat his medical issue have not reduced the swelling of the lump. This lack of progress in the treatment of the lump on his neck has prompted Tfue to decide to go see a specialist on Wednesday, March 20th.
Over 48 hours on antibiotics and my neck is still swollen ? I’m gonna go see a specialist tomorrow
— Tfue (@TTfue) March 19, 2019
Tfue stated in his initial reveal of the lump of his neck that he believed it to be the result of streaming too much and being dehydrated and that the doctor he had visited prescribed a set of antibiotics on an assumption of what he believed to be the neck lump that has been affecting the FaZe Clan player.
However, it looks as though from the latest update provided by the Fortnite player that a visit to a specialist will need to be taken in order to treat the lump on his neck that has been causing issues for Tfue.
Due to the online qualifiers for the $30,000,000 2019 Fortnite World Cup beginning in April, Tfue is likely not ready to take any chances and will be looking to get back into his normal health as quickly as possible in order to be at full strength for the what will be the biggest competitive event in Fortnite's history and the largest prize pool in the history of the esports industry.