A few hours after the announcement ofhospitalization of the Princess of Waleswhich should end soon, Buckingham Palace informed the media and the British people that King Charles III would also be supported, with a view to undergoing prostate surgery. It was therefore at the London Clinic that the English sovereign was welcomed on January 26. His operation requires two days of hospitalizationspecifies BFMTV.
Suffering from an enlarged prostate, King Charles III joined the clinic on January 26. Queen Camilla, who accompanied him on this occasionvisited him on January 27, reported BFMTV. She also gave news of her husband’s state of health to the English media, affirming that the father of princes William and Harry “was fine”. The monarch should, however resume his duties from next Februaryalso relayed our colleagues.
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A public health problem
The announcement of the pathology from which King Charles III suffered was made to raise awareness among the British male population to its screening and to his care. Indeed, on the official press release, emanating from Buckingham Palace and announcing the hospitalization of the King, released on January 17, we could first read: “Like thousands of men every year, King Charles III sought treatment for an enlarged prostate. His Majesty’s condition is mild and he will be hospitalized next week for a corrective procedure. The King’s public engagements will be postponed after a short recovery period“. For the sake of transparencythe following clarification was added: “This is an unusual level of detail about a member of the royal family’s health, but we’re told the King is keen to share his diagnosis to encourage other men to get tested.”
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