After more than two weeks in the hospital, former President Geor Bolsonaro (PL) “before” the beginning of oral nutrition made of water, tea and gelatin, according to a medical report issued on Tuesday (29). It is still accepted in the intensive care unit (ICU) at the DF Star Hospital in Brazilia, and it has not yet been expected.
“Despite the stomach (delaying emptying the stomach), it has accepted the provision of water, tea and gelatin. It maintains signs of automatic bowel movements,” says the former medical team in the manner.
The report also indicates that the former president follows without pain, without fever, with controlled blood pressure and the performance of physical therapy sessions, as part of the rehabilitation process.
Despite clinical development, doctors indicate that visits are restricted.
In the bulletin issued yesterday (28)Doctors stated that the former president was clinical stable and the nutrition must begin orally with water, tea and gelatin, and still receive calories and nutritional support through the venous path.
Jair Bolsonaro has been transferred to the hospital in Brazilia 12, after his illness during a schedule in Natal the day before. He underwent intestinal clearance surgery, which was classified by doctors as it “Very complicated and sensitive.”
Read the full newsletter this Tuesday:
DF Star Hospital said that former President Jair Bolsonaro is still in the hospital in the intensive care unit (ICU), in the follow -up after the surgery. This is a clinical stable, without pain, fever and controlled blood pressure, while maintaining improved liver laboratory tests. Despite the stomach (delaying the emptying of the stomach), it accepted the supply of water, tea and gelatin. Maintains signs of automatic intestinal movements. It continues to receive calories and nutritional support by injection (intravenously), as physical physical therapy and receiving measures to prevent venous blood clots. Still with restricted visits and
No expectations for the discharge of the intensive care unit.
