Kate Middleton's case is serious: there were complications and they induced a coma

Kate Middleton42 years old, She underwent abdominal surgery on January 16, the nature of which has not yet been confirmed. After the intervention, the British Royal Family issued a brief statement, where they reported that the operation had been successful. This Sunday, it came to light that the life of the Princess of Wales was in danger: there were complications and she was put into a coma.

“Doctors had to make drastic decisions at that time due to these complications that arose. The decision was to induce her into a coma. They had to intubate her. They were serious complications that were not expected because the operation went well, but the postoperative period was not so good.“, journalist Concha Calleja revealed this Sunday in Fiesta.

Kate's unexpected complications after her operation caused moments of tension among the medical team, who did not know how to manage the induced coma. “There were serious medical moments because they had to make this decision. I can't confirm if this continuesif really the doctors of those 15 days that they have said are what they expected to see that progress,” Calleja explained.

The statement from the British Royal House

The British Royal House issued a statement to clarify the state of health of Kate Middleton after her operation. “Her Royal Highness The Princess of Wales was admitted to hospital for planned abdominal surgery. The surgery was successful and she is expected to remain at The London Clinic hospital for ten to fourteen days, before returning home to continue her recovery.” , says the writing.

This Tuesday, Pilar Vidal revealed in Espejo Público that the intervention the princess had undergone was a hysterectomy (an intervention in which the female reproductive system is removed and which can be due to several diagnoses: painful and abundant menstrual bleeding, cervical dysplasia, endometriosis, uterine prolapse…). The experts affirmed that none of them implies a hospitalization as long as the one they announced in the case of Kate Middleton but, as we said, Kensington neither confirms nor denies.

Last weekend, moreover, more data was leaked that did not exactly help to reassure those interested. And neither the admission nor the surgery of the princess have been “planned”, as the official statement stated: “The operation was urgent.” The wife of William of England He entered the hospital on December 28, after experiencing discomfort that had worsened in recent days. The decision to announce the situation through a statement, given the secrecy of the British Royal House, responded to “post-operative problems.”