The Pope remains in ‘important’ position after the ‘breath crisis’

The Vatican stated that the Pope Francis’s position remains “important” after suffering from “prolonged asthma -like breath -like crisis”.

The statement said that Pontiff is “more unhealthy than yesterday” and received blood transfusion.

The Vatican stated that the 88 -year -old was vigilant and in his armchair, but the “high flow” of oxygen was required and its disease diagnosis remains “preserved”.

Pope is being treated for pneumonia in both lungs at Jamelli Hospital in Rome.

The Vatican stated that blood transfusions were considered necessary due to low platelet count, linked to anemia.

A statement said, “The position of the holy father remains important.” “Pope is not out of danger.”

The statement said, “The Holy Father continues to be cautious and spends the day in an armchair, even if he is suffering more than tomorrow.”

The Pope was first admitted to the hospital on 14 February after facing difficulties in breathing for several days on 14 February.

Earlier, Vatican announced that Pope Francis would not publicly appear publicly to lead a prayer with pilgrims, which means that he would recall the program for the second consecutive week.

On Friday, his doctors said that there was no adjacent risk for his life but “he was not out of danger”.

Their condition is first described as complex.

The Pope is particularly prone to a lung infection, which is a part of an adult around the lungs – a part of its lungs – an adult around the lungs – an adult around the lungs.

During his 12 years as the leader of the Roman Catholic Church, Argentina has been hospitalized several times in March 2023, when he spent three nights with bronchitis at the hospital.