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- Silvina Luna Intensive Therapy: What Does the Medical Report Say?
- Why was Silvana Luna hospitalized?
Silvina Luna Accepted intensive treatment Again, after spending two months italian hospital to suffer Renal insufficiency. Despite being moved to the common roomthe model’s health has deteriorated in the last few hours.
waiting for a Kidney transplantactress His health has improved slightly.For weeks, he’s been doing Kinesiology jobs.
However, the reporter Andrea Taboada confirmed in “Marianne’s Diary” That “Unfortunately, at 9.40 this morning Silvina Luna was back in intensive care”.
Silvina Luna Intensive Therapy: What Does the Medical Report Say?
so far, There are no new official medical reports on Silvina Luna’s health.However, Taboada clarified that She will not be able to receive visitors and will not be able to be intubated.
about Kinesiology CourseReporters reported that it was helpful in helping her get back into shape “His body had a hard time responding to that kind of activity”.
in some meaning, doctor in italian hospital “They decided, in order to take better care of her, to send her back to the intensive care unit”.
Recently, Silvina’s former partner Gustavo Conti (Gustavo Conti) second edition big brotherhave admitted “He’s recovering bit by bit, very slowly. He’s not in good shape, he’s had a tough time… please forgive me for expressing that.”
Why was Silvana Luna hospitalized?
The model has been in an Italian hospital for two months.The reason for this is due to the fact that it presents Renal insufficiency,begins at Interventions performed by physicians Anbar Lotocki.
Since 2011, when static operation, The actress’ health deteriorated and her kidneys failed.
This year, while waiting for a kidney transplant, Silvina Luna contracted a KPC bacteriawhich generates antimicrobial resistance (Memory) and can reflect “Different types of infections such as Pneumonia, blood infection, wound or surgical site infection, and meningitis“.
he Desease control Centre The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) warns that contagion of this bacterium occurs “In healthcare settings, through human-to-human contact or, less commonly, through environmental contamination”.