Pope Francis has been in the hospital for more than two weeks where he has been struggling with shortness of breath. They have double pneumonia. However, just a few days ago the news came that pop pneumonia was heading towards winning. But now Vatican has said that Pope Francis’ health had deteriorated again. According to official information from the Vatican, Pope had two serious attacks on Monday.
Pope Francis’s health again
There have been reports of Pope Francis’ health deteriorating. According to official information from the Vatican, Pope had two serious attacks. It is said that their lungs had excessive endobonical mucus, which hindered their respiratory system and began to have difficulty breathing. Doctors had to do bronchoscopy twice to eliminate large amounts of saliva in their lungs.
Pope is in critical condition but conscious
Although his condition is critical, the relief is that Pope Francis was fully conscious, alert and following the instructions of doctors during medical procedures. Doctors have described their condition as “serious but in control”. Currently, the pop is on “non-invasive mechanical ventilation”, which is helping to keep their breath easier. According to a statement issued by the Vatican, Pope Francis was well asleep at night and is now resting. However, it has been officially stated that their health will be carefully monitored.
The world’s eyes on Pope Francis’s health
87 -year -old Pope Francis has long been facing various health problems. He has been hospitalized several times in recent years. Seeing their deteriorating health, their followers are praying around the world. Vatican is expressing deep concerns about his health inside and outside. Currently, no clarification has been given on their upcoming official programs.
What will happen next?
According to the latest update from the Vatican, the position of the pope is “observable”. But a team of doctors is closely monitoring their health. It would be important to see how their health remains in the coming days and when they can return to normal activities.
