Medical Director of Jameli Hospital, Dr. Sergio Alfiary announced on Saturday that Pope Francis would be discharged on Sunday.
The Vatican also announced that Pontiff would publicly publicly appear to be publicly visible in the hospital with its 10th floor suite in the hospital. He will then return to the Vatican.
At a press conference, Alpiery said that the holy father experienced “two very important episodes” during his hospitalization, when his life was in danger, but since then “pharmacological therapy, high flow has shown” slow but progressive “reform due to the administration of oxygen and assisted mechanical ventilation. Pope, however, had never lost, although, although it was never conscious and never lost consciousness. Alfiary said.
Alpherry said on Saturday that Francis would need at least two months of rest and rehabilitation as it continues to return to the Vatican. He said that doctors advise Pontif not to publicly complete large groups or activities during that recovery time.
Alpherry was included in the entry hall of Rome’s Egostino Jemeli Polyclinic, Rome’s Spokesperson, Luigar Carbon, and Pope’s spokesperson, and Pope’s spokesman, Luigi Carbon, and Pope spokesperson, where Pope Francis has been treated since 14 February. His doctors said that the Pope was admitted to the hospital for 38 days, while both were struggling with the life-threatening case of pneumonia in the lungs.
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Pope Francis waves from his popmobile after a weekly angelus prayer at St. Peter Square in Vatican on 20 October 2024. (Filippo Monteform/AFP/Getty)
The Pope “experienced acute respiratory failure due to a polymicrobial infection,” Alpiery said.
A week after the 88-year-old Francis was brought to Jamelli Hospital on Saturday evening, the first-person update on Pontif’s situation since February 21, a week after bringing 88-year-old. He later experienced several respiratory crises that were launched in critical condition, although he has become stable since. Due to double pneumonia, Alpherry told reporters that the Pope’s voice had been damaged, but it would improve over time.
The doctor said that the recovery would continue the best from the hospital, where the viruses weakening the position of the holy father are exposed to the risks. Alpherry said that the Pope did not have the Kovid -19, but he was in contact with various viruses.
From the left, Luigi Carbon, Pope’s spokesperson, Matteo Bruni, and Surgeon Sergio Alfiary, on Saturday, March 22, 2025 in the entrance hall of Rome’s Egostino Jemeli Polyclinic. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)
While Francis released an audio message on 6 March and the Vatican distributed a picture of March 16, Sunday’s blessing would be the first live appearance as Francis was admitted on 14 February. Argentina Pope, which has chronic lung disease, suffers from respiratory problems in winter and was part of a lung as a young man.
When the pope was admitted, the doctors first diagnosed a complex bacterium, viral and fungal respiratory tract infection and immediately after, both lung pneumonia.
According to officials, blood tests showed symptoms of anemia, low blood platelets and kidney failure, all of which were later resolved after two blood transfusions.
Surgeon Sergio Alfiary spoke to reporters on Saturday, March 22, 2025 at the entry hall of Agostino Jamelli Polyclinic, Rome about Pope Francis. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)
The most severe failures began on 28 February, when Francis experienced an acute cough fit and breathing vomiting, requiring them to use a non -yacht mechanical ventilation mask to help them breathe. He faced two more respiratory crisis in the next days, for which doctors needed to manually aspire for mucus, at the point at which he started sleeping with ventilation masks at night to help clean the accumulation of fluids to his lungs.
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In the last two weeks, the Vatican Press Office reported that the pope has stabilized, no longer needs to wear ventilation masks at night, and is cutting back its dependence on high flow of oxygen supplements during the day.
Alpheri said that the Pope no longer has double pneumonia, but still there are some infections and they should continue to be cured.
Fox News’ Kurteni Walsh and Associated Press contributed to this report.
