“Pope Francis is not in imminent danger of life”

Last Monday, two respiratory crises made the worst fear. But after a week, everything seems to have changed: the improvements in the Pope’s health are already “consolidated”, Francisco “is not in danger of life” and, for the first time, doctors have decided to register the prognosis.

It is not just a formal procedure, since the Pontiff, admitted for almost a month in the Gemelli of Rome by bilateral pneumonia, can now seriously think about returning to the Vatican. Not immediately, because, according to the part issued by the press room, “in consideration of the complexity of the clinical picture and the important infectious picture that presented to admission, it will be necessary to continue, for a few more days, with pharmacological medical therapy in a hospital environment.” In short, hospitalization will continue for a few more days, probably at least another week, “due to the complex picture.” However, the signs begin to be encouraging. “The improvements recorded in the previous days have been further consolidated – it is read in the statement – as confirmed by both blood and clinical evaluation and good response to pharmacological therapy.”

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