Her Majesty treated for minor insufficient blood supply to brain
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Her Majesty the Queen was treated at the Siriraj Hospital early Saturday for minor insufficient blood supply to the brain, the Royal Household Bureau announced late Saturday night.
The bureau said Her Majesty felt dizzy and stumbled a little bit while walking and exercising in Siriraj Hospital early Saturday morning. The bureau said Her Majesty was fully conscious and cold talk at that time.
The team of Siriraj doctors performed a medical examination and a magnetic resonance imaging scan for Her Majesty’s brain and found that there was a minor symptom of insufficient blood supply to the right side of the back part of the brain. No bleeding in the brain was found.
The doctors gave intravenous medicine for the Queen and monitored her condition closely. The doctors also advised Her Majesty to cancel all activities for now.
The Nation
