Silvia Pinal suffered “a slight downturn” in her healthafter it was revealed that little Apollo is allegedly not the son of Luis Enrique Guzmán, news that would affect him.
On the evening of Wednesday July 5, her family doctor came to her house to check her, not wanting to give details to the press. In addition, Alejandra Guzmán was also at her mother’s house, which increased the concern about the situation of “La Diva del Cine Méxicano”.
“I think they should talk to their family, I’m not authorized or anything like that, I can’t give any information,” said Dr. Haro on the “Ventaneando” program.
On the morning of Thursday 6, Eugenia Ramos, personal assistant of the 91-year-old actress, revealed the reason the doctor examined her.
“She sometimes due to its age it shows some variations […] We have to call the doctor to check it,” he explained to the media, according to “Ventaneando.”
Ramos explained what the doctor told them and assured them that the matriarch of the Pinal dynasty had improved.
” Adjusted his treatment a bit more because sometimes I think the body sometimes can’t hold much medicine […] I was already better it was just like a little drop“, he condemned.
The health of Silvia Pinal
In the last decade, Silvia Pinal’s health has been compromised many times, twice by contracting Covid-19, a virus from which she recovered well, showing only mild symptoms.
He has also been treated for urinary tract infections, a heart condition, pneumonia and other ailments that he has managed to overcome.
In May 2022, she had a brief return to the stage in the play “Little Red Riding Hood, What’s Happening to Your Grandma!”, however, she had to leave the play due to blood pressure problems.
Source: univision
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