Pope Francis, 88, read the newspaper and had breakfast on Sunday after the second evening, sleeping well in the hospital, where he was treated for the respiratory tract infection, Vatican said.
Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni said he expects to further update you later during the day. He noted that a significantly new detailed medical data may not be overwhelmed, given that it is Sunday.
The Argentine Pope, a well -known work that holds a busy tempo, despite many problems, was admitted to the Gemelli Roman Hospital on Friday after being worsened by bronchitis. It was his fourth hospitalization since the 2013 election and asked questions about her all -insecure health.
Doctors have confirmed the respiratory tract infection and prescribed a “absolute holiday” together with vague drug therapies. Francis skipped his traditional blessing on Sunday noon, even rejecting his hospital window to wave a small crowd under which she gathered in the hope of cheering him up.
The Pontifex Social Media account, who did not write the Pope himself, thanked the people for their prayers on Sunday.
“Thanks for the affection, prayer and closeness you follow me these days,” the post writes.
History of lung disease
Francis was removed part of one lung after a lung infection when he was a young man and is prone to respiratory infections. In 2023 he spent three days in Gemelli to treat himself from what he later discovered that an acute case was pneumonia.
Despite his diagnosis of bronchitis on February 6, Francis was late Frenetic Tempo, packed his days with a private and public audience as he assumed additional obligations to manage the Catholic Church through the Holy Year.
The Vatican canceled its events at least on Monday. On Sunday, the Miss of the Vatican Culture celebrated the Mass of the Holy Year, which he was supposed to be chaired by visiting artists.
The Vatican did not determine what kind of infection of the respiratory tract there is a pope. Sometimes bronchitis can lead to pneumonia, deeper and far more serious infections of the lung air bags.
Treatment is different from severity, but it may include oxygen providing through the nasal tube or mask, intravenous fluid – and treatment of the fundamental cause of infection.
