Blood tests have indicated blood infection and abnormal liver function. 
	Doctors have prescribed antibiotics as well as medication for acidosis and blood pressure. The King is also using a ventilator and undergoing Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy. Medical teams are closely monitoring His Majesty&rsquo;s condition, the statement said.

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His Majesty's health condition still unstable: Royal Household Bureau

THE health condition of His Majesty the King is still unstable, with falling blood pressure, rapid pulse and higher acidosis, the 38th statement from the Royal Household Bureau said as of press time Wednesday night.

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