Pope Francis' death On Monday, at the age of 88, the Catholic leader has experienced a number of health problems in recent years.
Francis died at 7:35 am on Monday at his residence, the Vatican said. His official cause of death was not immediately revealed.
Dad, who, at a young age, removed some of the lungs, long -fought with health problems and was particularly prone to Respiratory diseases in winter.
In July 2021 he spent 10 days in the hospital as follows intestinal surgery To narrow the intestine. In March 2023 he was hospitalized for three days and received intravenous antibiotics with bronchitis. A few months later, in June 2023, he returned to the hospital to have Surgical intervention for removal of intestinal scar tissue and repair the hernia in the abdominal wall.
With 2022 suffered recently from multiple falls.
Here's the analysis of his latest health problems earlier this year:
February 6 2025: Francis was diagnosed with bronchitisBut he continued to hold a daily audience – although he made speeches to read aloud, saying he had breathing problems.
February 14, 2025: Francis was hospitalized Treat bronchitis and undergo diagnostic tests. The press -secretary said that it is expected to be there “a few days”.
February 17, 2025: Francis' Respiratory tract infection A “complex clinical picture” was presented, which required further hospitalization, the Vatican said at the time. Vatican's press secretary Matteo Bruni said the tests showed that the Pope suffered from a “polymicrobial respiratory infection”, which called for further change in his medical therapy.
February 18, 2025: Francis developed by bilateral pneumoniaThat is, pneumonia had both lungs. The disease was detected after Francis passed the chest, the Vatican said. According to the statement, Francis was in a good mood and spent a day resting, praying and reading.
February 23, 2025: Francis remained in critical condition as blood tests showed early renal failure. The Vatican said he remains vigilant and “well -oriented”. While he had no longer respiratory crises in the evening, he still received high flow of extra oxygen.
February 26 2025: Blood tests have confirmed a minor improvement According to the Vatican's upgrade, the Pope's health and slight kidney failure was detected a few days before. Francis continued to receive respiratory physiotherapy to help him expel the fluid from the lungs.
February 28 2025: Francis survived bronchospasmThis is when the muscles that build the respiratory tract in the lungs. The incident forced him to breathe vomiting, but he replied well to the fact that he was treated with non -disassemble mechanical ventilation, the Vatican reports.
March 1, 2025: Pope Francis had Calm night After the bronchial crisis, he failed. In the Vatican update, he said he drank coffee, read the newspapers and was able to move and sit in his chair.
March 3 2025: Francis suffered “Two episodes of acute respiratory failure” During the day, which, according to the Vatican, was caused by “a significant accumulation of the endobronchial mucus and subsequent bronchospasm.”
March 8 2025: The Vatican said that Pope Francis was Showing “gradual, minor improvement” Among his treatment of pneumonia.
10 March 2025: Doctors said Pope Francis was no longer in the inevitable danger Pneumonia death, but they decided to keep it in hospitalization longer to get treatment.
March 14 2025: Francis noted 12th anniversary of his papacy from his hospital room. It has also been a one -month assessment since it was hospitalized.
March 23, 2025: Five weeks, Francis left the Hemel Rome Hospital After the experience of a life -threatening attack of pneumonia.
March 26 2025: In an interview with Dr. Sergio Alfie, the head of Pope Francis' medical team was discovered Francis approached dying Two separate cases before he was allowed to return to his home in the Vatican over the weekend. Alferers told the Italian newspaper that on February 28, when Francis survived the respiratory crisis when Francis survived the respiratory crisis after inhaling his vomiting during his cough. Alferers called it the “worst” 38-day hospitalization of the Pope.
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