Pope Francis faced a significant health scare last month when his oxygen levels plummeted during hospitalization for pneumonia. Initially fearing he might not survive, he opted against intubation, leading doctors to use aggressive drug therapies that posed risks to his organs. Following significant challenges, including choking incidents, he ultimately responded to treatment. After 38 days in the hospital, he was discharged, with his doctor noting it was a miracle he had recovered enough to leave. Pope Francis was advised to take time for convalescence to ensure proper healing.
Pope Francis faced a critical health crisis, with doctors fearing he might die due to severe pneumonia and had to make aggressive decisions to save him.
Despite refusing intubation, Pope Francis's team opted for a risky, aggressive treatment plan that ultimately enabled his recovery from severe pneumonia.
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