King Charles III was hospitalised due to an adverse reaction to treatment
Kyiv • UNN
King Charles III was hospitalised due to an adverse reaction to treatment, but doctors see no cause for concern. Despite this, future measures may be adjusted to support the monarch's health.
King Charles III underwent a brief hospitalization due to an adverse reaction to treatment. This is reported by The New York Times, reports UNN.
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Due to the King's health, public events scheduled for Friday were canceled as a precaution. It is noted that his doctors see no cause for concern, and the body's reaction itself is not uncommon among patients undergoing similar treatment.
Despite the illness, the King continues to perform his state duties. In recent months, he has received world leaders, including Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, and made official visits, including a trip to the British Navy's flagship HMS Prince of Wales.
Officials say that no significant changes are expected in the King's schedule at this time, and his planned state visit to Italy remains in effect. However, the palace does not rule out possible adjustments to the travel program if necessary to support the monarch's health.
Let us remind you
In February of last year, Charles III was diagnosed with cancer, the exact nature of which is not disclosed. The disease was discovered during an examination prior to surgery for an enlarged prostate. The palace emphasized that it is not prostate cancer, but no further details were provided.
