Kate Middleton was put in a coma: these are new revelations about the complicated post-operative period of the Princess of Wales

Health from Kate Middleton she attracted the attention of the domestic press, after she underwent abdominal surgery, about which little by little it became known, but without details.

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While she remains admitted to a private hospital in London, this Sunday, January 28, journalist Concha Calleja gave more details about the health condition of the Princess of Wales, revealing the problems that arose after the surgery.

In the Spanish program Fun from Telecinco He stated that the doctors had to make drastic decisions due to complications that arose during the conversation. “The decision was to put her in a coma. They had to intubate her. “These were serious complications that were not expected because the operation went well, but the post-operative period did not go so well.”Calleja said.

As it could not be otherwise, these moments were tense for the medical staff. “What I can’t confirm is if it continues like this, whether they waited for that fifteen-day process”To add.

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“The truth about what happened, the truth about why she was operated on and why she wasn’t.” “We will know unless the recovery progresses adequately and then they will tell us the truth because we will see it,” Calleja said.

He claimed that the princess’s life was in danger. “His life was in great danger. In fact, the concern in the royal family was palpable, it was about saving lives,” he claimed.

This Monday, January 29, Middleton will spend two weeks in a London hospital, which would further raise expectations since the 15 days Buckingham Palace said in a statement would be just hours away.

“The operation was successful and He is expected to remain in the hospital for ten to fourteen days before returning home to continue his recovery. “Based on current medical advice, it is unlikely that she will return to public duties until after Easter,” the royal family said in a statement.