The actor has regained consciousness after being induced to a coma to receive treatment for an infection that contracted on their vacation. Although you must still continue hospitalized in Dubai to continue receiving medical care. “It has been a slow process for him, because he knew nothing, he had to understand what was happening and assimilate many things that are not easy for him, but fortunately he progresses a lot,” said his manager, Jaime Jaramillo, to El País.
In March, the Mexican who has participated in series such as Narcos: Mexico y I have to die every night He traveled to the Philippines, but when he continued his journey to Dubai he began to feel bad and had to be emergency hospitalized. There are few details of the diagnosis of Masalva, but the health crisis was caused because doctors took to identify.
The panorama was critical for weeks but, once the appropriate antibiotic began to be administered, Masalva presented a significant improvement that allowed the doctors to lower the sedation little by little to begin to wake up. At the end of April, and was recovering its functions, although the diagnosis was still reserved. “Although they seem triggers, in their conditions (and in the conditions in which it was) every small advance is a great advance, and in recent days this has been much more noticeable,” Jaramillo explained.
While the actor struggled to get ahead, his loved ones organized a couple of collections to raise funds to help the family cover the expenses of his hospitalization abroad, including a coexistence with the cast of I have to die every night which was held on May 11. “The objective of all this is Manuel, 100%. We raised a significant amount. It was a lot of achieved, the concurrence was good. I shared a pair of WhatsApps with Manuel, which has me very happy. Now to wait for him to return,” said the actress and organizer of the event, Nova Colonel.
For now it is unknown how much more time it must remain in, since its state of health remains delicate. “It is still a late process, there is no date for me to return to Mexico,” Jaramillo said.
