The gaming world has been watching Loïc “Toucouille” Dubois closely. This well-known League of Legends player, famous for his skills in the midlane, is making great strides in his health. He recently shared some positive updates about his fight with Chiari Malformation. This condition had kept him away from his popular live streams.
Toucouille is now back in Brazil. He found new medical care in São Paulo about a month ago. He says these doctors are doing a much better job than those he saw in France. In fact, he feels his symptoms have dropped by an amazing 70 percent. This is fantastic news for him and his fans.
The player first announced his break from streaming back in May. He posted on X, explaining his diagnosis. He then traveled to France to seek treatment. He even considered surgery there. However, Loïc decided not to have the operation. He felt the risks outweighed the possible benefits.
Toucouille, who plays for IDL, explained how difficult the condition was. He would get bad headaches when he laughed. Even just talking would trigger pain. He found himself getting tired after only an hour of chatting with friends. This made streaming almost impossible.
With things looking up, Toucouille is thinking about his return. He feels good enough to consider bringing his live streams back. Fans are eager to see him playing and interacting again. His journey shows the challenges professional gamers can face, even away from the screen.
Here is what Toucouille shared online:
Hi guys, how are you?
I’ve been away from streams etc, the main reason is that I used to get a lot of headaches when I was laughing, or even talking
After that post where I thought I would need surgery, I went to France and I literally got tired after talking…— Toucouille (@Toucouille_lol) August 1, 2025