The bureau announced that the doctors had performed an x-ray examination on His Majesty&rsquo;s chest and found that the lung infection has subsided. His Majesty could sleep well but His Majesty did not have much foods. 
	The bureau said the King was still fatigued and the doctors were still giving His Majesty intravenous antibiotic medicine to complete the dose. 
	As a result, the doctors advised the King to take a break from activities for awhile. 
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Doctors advise His Majesty to cancel all activities

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Doctors advise His Majesty to cancel all activities

Doctors who have been treating His Majesty the King at the Siriraj Hospital have advised His Majesty to cancel all activities for the time being, the Royal Household Bureau announced Sunday.

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