Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) examination of the brains earlier on Friday found no deficiency of blood, a condition seen in the previous check-up in July 2012, according to the statement. No other complications were found either, it added. 
	The Queen has been able to eat and sleep well. She also has no problems with walking and moving her limbs, according to the Royal Household Bureau. The royal physicians have advised the Queen to cancel her work schedules for a period of time and focus on physical therapy.

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Queen's health improves

Her Majesty the Queen's blood pressure has been normal and her heart rate is "satisfactory", the Royal Household Bureau said in a statement released on Friday.

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