The Vatican reports that Pope Francis has been diagnosed with a polymicrobial respiratory infection, necessitating ongoing hospital care and altering his treatment plan as he battles bronchitis.
Vatican Updates on Pope Francis' Health: 'Complex Clinical Situation'
Vatican Updates on Pope Francis' Health: 'Complex Clinical Situation'
Pope Francis remains hospitalized in Rome due to a severe respiratory infection, with further treatment required.
Pope Francis is currently dealing with a "complex clinical situation" that has led to an extended hospital stay, according to the latest statement from the Vatican. The 88-year-old pontiff was admitted to Rome's Gemelli hospital last Friday, where he is receiving treatment and undergoing tests for bronchitis.
On Monday, the Vatican revealed that the Pope has developed a "polymicrobial infection" affecting his respiratory system, which has necessitated changes in his treatment approach. Prior to his hospitalization, he exhibited symptoms of bronchitis for several days, ultimately leading him to delegate responsibilities to officials who delivered prepared remarks at public events.
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