Pope Francis still in critical condition on 10th day of hospitalization, Vatican says, tying longest of his papacy
Rome – Pope Francis Early stages of renal failurethe Vatican said.
The single-line statement did not say whether 88-year-old Francis had woken up. It said: “The night was very good, the Pope was sleeping and was resting.”
His condition has recovered from speculation about what might happen if he becomes unconscious or incapacitated, and if he will quit.
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Later Sunday, doctors reported blood tests showed early renal failure was still under control. They say Francis is still in critical condition, but he hasn’t experienced it yet Respiratory Crisis Since Saturday.
He was receiving a lot of replenished oxygen flow, and on Sunday, he was alert, responsive and attended Mass. They said his prognosis was protected.
The doctor said Francis’ condition was touch and driving, given his age, vulnerability and pre-existing lung disease. They warned that the main threat Francis faced was sepsis, which could be a serious infection with pneumonia complications.
To date, no sepsis of sepsis has been mentioned in the medical update provided by the Vatican.
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Monday marked Francis’ 10th day in the hospital, equivalent to his longest stay in the pope. He spent 10 days at the Jegli Hospital in Rome in 2021 as he was removed from his 13-inch colon.
On Sunday in New York, Cardinal Timothy Dolan admitted that the Roman church leaders did not say publicly: Catholics are united “at the bedside of a dying father.”
“Just as our Father Pope Francis is in very, very fragile health, and may be close to death,” Dolan said on the pulpit of St. Patrick’s Cathedral, backed back. ”
