Welcome to the latest update on Pope Francis’ health! As reported by the Holy See Press Office on Wednesday morning, the Pope had a restful night at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital, where he is being treated for bilateral pneumonia. He woke up slightly after 8 a.m., showing positive signs of recovery.
According to the statement released by the Holy See Press Office, Pope Francis’ overall clinical condition remains stable, with no new medical crises. His heart, kidney, and blood values are also stable, indicating that he is responding well to treatment.
In the evening medical update on Tuesday, it was reported that the Pope did not experience any episodes of respiratory insufficiency or bronchospasm. He remained alert, cooperative with therapies, and oriented throughout the day. The medical team at Gemelli Hospital continues to monitor his progress closely.
On Tuesday morning, Pope Francis transitioned to high-flow oxygen therapy and underwent respiratory physiotherapy to aid in his recovery. It was also mentioned that he would resume non-invasive mechanical ventilation overnight as part of his treatment plan.
Despite the challenges, the Pope’s spirits remain high as he alternates between prayer, rest, and receiving the Eucharist. His prognosis is still guarded, but the medical team is hopeful for a full recovery.
Let us continue to keep Pope Francis in our thoughts and prayers as he undergoes treatment for pneumonia. We wish him a speedy and complete recovery.
