VATICAN CITY: Pope Francis’ condition continues to improve, with his kidney issues easing and lung inflammation progressing normally. His blood test results remain positive.
The Vatican announced that a CT scan confirmed his lung inflammation is healing properly. Despite this, doctors still consider his prognosis uncertain.
The Pope remains on high-flow oxygen therapy but has not faced any asthma-like breathing issues. His respiratory physiotherapy is ongoing.
He received the Eucharist in the morning and later resumed his usual work in the afternoon. The Vatican closely monitors his health.
Vatican’s Statement
On Wednesday evening, the Holy See Press Office released an official statement regarding Pope Francis’ health condition.
“The Holy Father’s health has shown a slight improvement over the past 24 hours. His kidney function has normalized.”
“A chest CT scan conducted last night confirmed a normal healing process of his lung inflammation. Recent blood tests showed continued improvement.”
The Pope remains under oxygen therapy but has not suffered any breathing difficulties. His respiratory therapy continues as part of his treatment.
Despite improvements, his overall prognosis remains cautious, according to Vatican officials and medical experts monitoring his condition.
Ongoing Medical Care
Doctors continue monitoring Pope Francis, ensuring his lung recovery remains steady. He still requires oxygen therapy for proper breathing support.
Medical teams emphasize that while his kidney condition has stabilized, full recovery will take time. Careful supervision is necessary.
The Pope’s routine has resumed in a limited capacity, allowing him to complete official work while continuing his treatment.
Spiritual Strength
Pope Francis remains spiritually active, receiving the Eucharist daily despite his health challenges. His faith keeps him strong during recovery.
The Vatican reassured the public that the Pope’s daily prayers and religious duties continue as much as his health permits.
Although still under observation, Pope Francis’ gradual recovery brings hope to the Catholic community worldwide. The Vatican will provide further updates soon.
