Bret Michaels is monitored after an emergency operation to remove his installation on Monday night.
The head of the poison, he complained of stomach pain during the day and had to be removed before he held the stage a concert in San Antonion, Texas on the moments of the emergency room.
Doctors removed his appendix, but say they may have an infection. The doctors say that if he had not been taken to a hospital on the stimulation program on the stage probably killed.
A statement said: "A few moments before going on stage, doctors Sea World Bret invited to the hospital because he suffered from pain all day, and what should be a case of serious influenza.
"After careful examination it was found he was the subject of acute appendicitis in the hospital. He was taken to emergency surgery by 1 clock. He remains in hospital, but good.
"Bret was asked, under extreme conditions that cancel most performers. He has no choice but to move some concerts to be carried out. The list is available on its website within the coming days."
Michaels, who is diabetic, was seriously ill this year after suffering a brain hemorrhage.
The head of the poison, he complained of stomach pain during the day and had to be removed before he held the stage a concert in San Antonion, Texas on the moments of the emergency room.
Doctors removed his appendix, but say they may have an infection. The doctors say that if he had not been taken to a hospital on the stimulation program on the stage probably killed.
A statement said: "A few moments before going on stage, doctors Sea World Bret invited to the hospital because he suffered from pain all day, and what should be a case of serious influenza.
"After careful examination it was found he was the subject of acute appendicitis in the hospital. He was taken to emergency surgery by 1 clock. He remains in hospital, but good.
"Bret was asked, under extreme conditions that cancel most performers. He has no choice but to move some concerts to be carried out. The list is available on its website within the coming days."
Michaels, who is diabetic, was seriously ill this year after suffering a brain hemorrhage.
