New information on Pope Francis’ health.
Pope Francis’ condition has improved slightly – the Vatican said Wednesday evening. His problems with kidney failure also gave way. The statement did not specify the Pope’s status as critical. The Holy Father has been at the Gemeri Clinic since February 14th and has suffered from bilateral pneumonia.
“Pope Francis’ health over the past 24 hours has shown even milder improvements,” the Vatican news agency said. The Holy Father continued his oxygen therapy and he had no new attacks of shortness of breath.
Pope Francis of the hospital. New information
The Pope replaced a mild kidney failure that he was diagnosed with Francis over the weekend.
It was also reported that the thoracic computed tomography made yesterday showed the correct evolution of lung inflammation. The Pope’s health improvements have also been confirmed by blood test results.
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As added, in the morning the Holy Father accepted the Eucharist and dedicated the afternoon to his duties.
On Wednesday morning, the Vatican showed the Pope resting on a quiet night.
On Tuesday, the Vatican reminds us that Francis said he was “critical but stable.” The Pope underwent planned research, including computed tomography. According to the Holy Shee statement, the Holy Father worked and accepted the Eucharist.
The pope of the hospital. Vatican on Health
Pope Francis has long been suffering from breathing problems. From February 14th, the Holy Father was at the Gemera Poli Clinic in Rome, where he was diagnosed with bilateral pneumonia.
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The Vatican said Francis Zeck is undergoing complex, multi-bacterial respiratory infections caused by various types of viruses, bacteria and fungi.
On Monday evening, doctors recorded slight improvements in the Pope’s health, but maintained an early diagnosis of a critical condition. On Tuesday, they added that “predictions are cautious.”
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