Pope Francis had a calm night after struggling with breathing problems and receiving blood transfusions, according to the Vatican. Matteo Bruni, a Vatican spokesman, didn’t share if the 88-year-old pope was awake or had breakfast.
On Saturday, doctors said Pope Francis, who had part of a lung removed when he was younger, was in critical condition. He faced a serious asthma attack while being treated for pneumonia and a complicated lung infection.
To help him breathe, he received a lot of oxygen and blood transfusions because his platelet count was low. Platelets are important for stopping bleeding. The Vatican shared that the pope stayed alert and spent the day sitting in a chair, even though he felt more pain than the day before.
Doctors are cautious about his health due to his age, fragility, and ongoing lung issues. They warn that the biggest danger is if the infection spreads into his blood, leading to a serious condition called sepsis
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