HM the King ‘treated for water on lungs, better’
His Majesty the King has been treated after having water in his lungs and his condition has improved, the Royal Household Bureau has said.
The King had no fever and his breath and blood pressure have gradually improved after a “continuous renal replacement therapy” since Thursday, the bureau said in a monthly update on his health. Blood tests showed there was water in his lungs and the function of kidneys reduced, the agency said in a statement released late on Friday.
His Majesty’s condition showed improvement in most of August before he had rapid breathing and sticky phlegm on Wednesday, and an examination showed severe infection in his blood, the statement said. The King had a mild fever on Wednesday and a team of physicians had to administer antibiotics after his blood pressure dropped, the Palace said.
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