Aida Bosa in ‘The German’ suffers from pneumonia and pleural effusion

actress and singer Aida Bosa She said that she has been very ill recently, but fortunately she is doing well, and she is going to continue to play the role in the drama “53 Sundays” and record a music album.

The coastal artist is remembered for his involvement in soap operas such as “Leandro Dias”, “This man is German”, “Francisco, mathematician”et al in “Buendia Colombia” convinced she was diagnosed with Atypical pneumonia and pleural effusion.

According to the actress, since she did not stop working, her health deteriorated. He also noted that many personal things also had an impact.

“There’s no question that you have to think more about yourself and know yourself better. Sometimes we tend to know our jobs better, and we’re surrounded by good people,” says Bosa.

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As for the symptoms she presents, the artist is sure that everything happened at this very moment.

“There was a lot of excess. I didn’t have any flu symptoms. One day, I was literally having trouble breathing. I didn’t know until the disease hit me,” he explained.

What are atypical pneumonia and pleural effusion?

According to Medline Plus, “Atypical pneumonia is an infection caused by different bacteria than the more common bacteria that cause typical pneumonia. Atypical pneumonia also tends to cause milder symptoms than typical pneumonia.”

Regarding pleural effusion, Medline Plus explains that it is the accumulation of fluid between the layers of tissue in the lungs and chest cavity.

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“Your body produces small amounts of pleural fluid to lubricate the surface of the pleura. This is the thin tissue that lines the chest cavity and surrounds the lungs. A pleural effusion is an abnormal and excessive accumulation of this fluid,” writes the U.S. National Library of Medicine website .