Vatican reported bilateral pneumonia to the pope

In the 88 -year -old pope, bilateral pneumonia was reviewed. He was serious. On Tuesday, February 18, the Wachington Post reported with a reference to the Vatican.

According to the WP, Francis, who was removed from his youth, was removed by a portion of a lung, was hospitalized at the Roman Clinic of Agostino Dzhemelli last week with bronchitis. Initial trials showed the presence of respiratory tract infection, as well as a slight increase in temperature as it was treated.

However, now doctors have changed the diagnosis. In the pope, the polymicrobial infection of the respiratory tract was diagnosed.

“Currently, Dad is undergoing complex treatment with antibiotics and therapy,” said the Vatican.

Therapist and immunologist Antonio Puccestti, who had previously worked with the Vatican, but was not involved in dad’s treatment, described his condition as a complex, especially for an older person.

“Pneumonia is caused by many different pathogens. It can be both bacteria and viral, and it affects the same lungs. In addition, it has previously acute problems,” he said.

The WP has written that the current hospitalization in Francis has been fourth since 2013. Italy’s media reported that doctors insisted on the need to hospital a few days before Dad’s agreement.

“In recent months, Francis fell twice and received injuries,” the journalists added.