The singer was hospitalized for three days after being diagnosed with a serious infection
Preta Gil left hospital last Monday, the 10th, after three days of hospitalization due to an infection. As soon as she arrived home, the singer made a point of talking to her followers, updating her health status. “I’m home, I’ve been discharged. I’m very happy to be home. Obviously everything is better at home,” she said.
In the same statement, Preta also said that her friend, Gominhohe was the one running the program TVZ, from the Multishow channel. Over the weekend, the artist also had to cancel two shows, one that she would have performed in São João da Thay, last Friday, 7th and another in Salve o Sul party, Sunday 9th.
Subsequently, Preta made a longer video explaining in more detail what had really happened to her: “I promised to make this video to explain to you what happened over the last four days. I was diagnosed with pyelonephritis, which is a kidney infection, in my case, directly.”
He reported feeling a strong pain on the right side of his body but, at first, thought it was something muscular. The artist decided not to go to hospital and ended up taking the painkillers recommended by doctors. Preta said she continued to work normally until last Thursday the 6th, when the pain became even more intense and she had to rush to hospital. She underwent tests there and eventually received the correct diagnosis. To recover, she inserted a catheter into the ureter to unblock fibrosis.
“All this caused a lot of pain, caused an infection, caused a fever and a four-day hospitalization,” he added, continuing to reassure his fans: “Now I will recover at home with oral antibiotics, rest, but soon I will be strong and strong. On Thursday I was released to present TVZ, if I feel well and the following week I will still be at home, but I will be able to present the program. Still a scare, but it happens.”, he concluded. .
Source: Terra
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