Tori Spelling Says Daughter Stella Suffers A 'Hereditary Migraine' From Her Paternal Side

American actress and author Tori Spelling is undoubtedly overwhelmed with the amount of time she's had to pay a visit to the doctor in recent times.

The actress revealed that her daughter was diagnosed with a hemiplegic migraine which she claims is hereditary and from her husband, Dean McDermott's side of the family.

The host of "Love at first lie" previously shared a photo of Stella, her 14-year-old daughter, dressed in a hospital gown and wearing wires attached to her body. This came after her son, Beau, visited the doctors following his battle with flu and high fevers.

The "Beverly Hills, 90210" alum was also hospitalized after she revealed she "felt too sick to work," a revelation that was taken lightly by fans.

Read on for more details.

Spelling in a conversation with Sirius XM's Jeff Lewis revealed that her daughter isn't doing great after being diagnosed with hemiplegic migraine. The migraine, which mimics a stroke, left Spelling's daughter partially numb in her left arm, "half of her throat and mouth."

According to the actress, her daughter is "still dizzy; she's nauseous" and is seeing a neurologist at a children's hospital.

The former "Beverly Hills, 90210" star shared a picture of her daughter, Stella, in hospital garb, restrained to a bed with wires wrapped around her body on her Instagram story.

She tagged Stella in the caption and wrote, "The hits just keep coming," but she made no mention of the condition for which she was receiving medical attention.

Spelling also shared with Lewis that the migraine her daughter Stella suffers is hereditary and from her husband McDermott's family. She jokingly said, "it's a hereditary migraine... It actually doesn't run in my family; I found it runs in Dean's family. More things to blame him for."

After experiencing a "hard time breathing" just before last Christmas, the actress decided to seek medical help. According to US Magazine, at the time, Spelling uploaded a selfie to her Instagram story while wearing a hospital gown, flashing the peace sign, and smiling at the camera.

She said in the caption, "Here I am in the hospital since late last night," claiming she had "high blood pressure and crazy dizziness" and that numerous tests were being performed.

The actress revealed that she went to the hospital after being "low on oxygen." Spellings earlier shared with her fans that she was experiencing troubles with her health after disclosing that she "felt too sick" to work, a comment fans slammed her for.

As reported by The Blast, the "Melrose Place" actress called out fans who ridiculed her for her health claims and didn't take them seriously. Back then, she wrote in a post on her Instagram stories, "To all of you who gaslighted me when you were told I [was] too sick to work, well here I am."

"How about next time [you] take someone at face value and show kindness instead of doubtfulness," she continued.

Spellings also stated that she was not avoiding work because of her health issues, saying, "Remember, for people like me, not working is a nightmare. I'm a hustler and a workaholic. I always choose work."

The actress's hospitalization came two weeks after her youngest son, Beau, had his visit to the doctor for the second time that month.

"Poor guy was out 3 weeks sick from school," she wrote via her Instagram Story at the time. She then went on to disclose that she "finally got him well and back in school all last week" before taking ill again!

According to Spelling, Beau was "so stuffy" and had high fevers. He had also been throwing up. Beau was just one of Spelling and McDermott's five children to battle the flu before the holidays. The actress disclosed on her Instagram Story on December 12 that her other two kids, Liam and Finn, had "come down with something."

"At Dr. now with 3 sickies, I mean kiddos," the actress wrote via her Instagram Story while joking that the pharmacist filling their prescriptions asked her, "Weren't you just here?" to which she replied, "We moved in, you didn't hear?"