Is Kate Middleton’s health complicated? What is known about the post-operative period of the Princess of Wales after a mysterious abdominal operation

The news about Kate Middleton’s abdominal surgery surprised the British and the whole world. The future queen’s surgery took place on January 16, and a statement a day later reported a 14-day hospitalization and a three-month recovery.

A statement from Kensington Palace indicated that there would be an update on William’s wife’s health when there was “significant new information”, otherwise everything on the subject would remain private.

A week after the operation, the reason that caused the hospitalization is a mystery.

However, the Spanish writer Concha Calleja on the Telecinco show “Fiesta” reported new information regarding what the royal family is trying to keep secret by claiming that it is not a cancerous problem.

As Lecturas reports, a royal source spoke to Calleja about Kate Middleton’s health, adding a touch of concern about it.

“I have spoken informally with an aide from the royal family and they assure me that something is wrong in the post-operative period. The situation in general was so serious that everyone knew something was wrong and that was the reason why the royal family decided to send those two statements,” the writer explained, referring to another statement about the operation by King Charles III.

In fact, he mentioned that the Princess of Wales was hospitalized on December 28, 2023 after partaking in a Christmas meal a few days before.

“We last saw her at a Christmas meal and since then she started feeling unwell, it wasn’t the first time she’s been unwell but it was the most worrying. “Kate enters the hospital on December 28 and is in the hands of doctors for a few days,” he said.

The Spaniard made it clear that it was not an aesthetic operation and added that “the operation itself is serious”, without even mentioning the real cause of this procedure, which was performed in a private hospital. London Clinic in Marylebone and “not where they usually go.”

Kate Middleton’s post-operative period

The Royal House remains silent as health experts talk about Kate Middleton’s prolonged post-operative recovery.

“I hope Kate makes a speedy recovery, but I also hope she doesn’t return to her duties until she is well and ready,” wrote the doctor and Daily Mail columnist. Max Pemberton. There he spoke about the importance of reasonable rest for recovery after surgery.

“We don’t know what’s wrong with her or why she needed the operation, but Kate has always struck me as a down-to-earth, sensible and stoic person, so I’m sure she wouldn’t have taken medical advice or made that decision out of control. to have a lot of free time unless it’s really necessary,” he said of it.

Pemberton recalled his own experience with hernia surgery. “Abdominal surgery is something serious,” he said after explaining that it involves dissecting muscles.

Although he believed that he would recover in a few days, he admitted that this was not the case and that, on the contrary, he had to miss work for several weeks and his doctor banned him from going to the gym for six months, something that will surely happen to Kate Middleton, although the cause of his surgery and how complicated the recovery process will be is not yet known. (AND)