Pope Francis, currently battling double pneumonia, experienced a coughing fit on February 28 that resulted in him inhaling vomit, leading to the requirement for non-invasive mechanical ventilation. Although he remained conscious and was able to respond well to treatment, this incident marked a setback in his recovery. The Vatican has made contingency plans for Ash Wednesday, indicating that while there are positive signs, the pope has a long road ahead in his recovery process. Doctors remain cautious about proclaiming his condition as entirely safe.
Since February 14, Pope Francis has battled double pneumonia, but a recent episode where he inhaled vomit led to the need for non-invasive mechanical ventilation.
Despite a newfound respiratory crisis, doctors remain cautiously optimistic, avoiding labeling Pope Francis as being in critical condition for three days.
The Vatican's plans for Ash Wednesday suggest that, while Pope Francis is recovering, the pope still faces a significant health challenge ahead.
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