Leader of the Catholic Church continues with a respiratory infection that put it in a “complex clinical picture”
Pope Francis is still in a stable situation, has just confirmed the Vatican in a statement issued late Monday afternoon.
According to the Catholic Church, which had spoken of one, the high pontiff has no fever at the moment.
The results of the examinations performed by the Catholic Church leader, currently 88. They show that he has a “polymicrobial infection of the respiratory tract”, which forces drug therapy to alter the Vatican spokesman, Matteo Bruni.
The same responsible did not indicate the more time Francis will remain hospitalized, adding only that the complexity of his symptoms “will require an appropriate hospital stay.”
Matteo Bruno also revealed that the Pope woke up well arranged after a third quiet night, having taken the breakfast and taken advantage of reading the newspapers in the morning.
The Pope entered the Agostino Gemelli Hospital on Friday in a state considered “reasonable” due to a clinical picture associated with bronchitis. Already in the Rome unit confirmed the respiratory infection and the indication for “absolute rest”, along with unlisted drug therapies.
