Batican – Pope Francis has stopped the use of the oxygen mask, the Vatican said that the 88-year-old clinical situation was “improved” in the hospital for more than a month.
Argentine Pope has suffered from pneumonia in both lungs since February 14 in the Rome’s Gemelli Hospital, but the Vatican said that his life was more likely to be in risk.
“The clinical conditions of the St. Father were confirmed that the Vatican wrote in a medical bulletin.
He stopped the invasive mechanical ventilation and reduced the need for high flow oxygen therapy, “he added that the Pope’s motor and respiratory physiotherapy had improved.
Later, the press department, the suspension of the oxygen mask did not mean that this was lowered to the line and the discharge of Francis from the hospital was “inevitable”.
Francis’s pneumonia was “not removed”, but “under control”.
The Vatican, the Vatican, still, therapies are still required from the hospital, he said.
After taking a series of breaths in the Pope’s hospital, he breathed a Vatican on Monday with the Vatican.
During the day a cannula – a plastic pipe pasted in his noses – to deliver high-flow oxygen to doctors now decrease.
Francis was wearing an oxygen mask until this week, but the Vatican said that the Vatican was driving without one for the first time on Tuesday.
With the sign of progress, the Pope prepared during the last week, the Vatican’s press department said the next medical bulletin would not come before Monday.
For the majority of the Pope’s hospital, the Vatican, including the critical stages, published daily bulletins on the health of Francis, which is part of a lung.
The Pope’s disease and the disease in the hospital and long-term religious events, the religious events in the Christian calendar, the most holy period in the Christian calendar, could lead to the graph of religious events in the Christian calendar.
The Vatican’s press department on Wednesday in this regard is still not making certain decisions.
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Source: AFP
