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Cystitis puts everyone in great concern
Fear for Prince Philip (91). The husband of Queen Elizabeth (86) suffered a relapse and had to be hospitalized again for cystitis. But how bad is it really about Prince Philip?
As early as the beginning of June, Prince Philip was struggling with a bad bladder infection, which he had caught after a long ride in the rain on the Thames. He then spent several days in the hospital. The Queen seemed very worried, until recently she was looking for a nurse to take care of the Royals herself "if necessary".
And the "need" is unfortunately. It is not just about the bladder infection of Prince Philip. In December, the Queen consortium had to face an operation on the heart: A blocked heart matter made surgery necessary.
Within eight months, the prince was now hospitalized three times. Not a good sign. Even though Philip is known for his rough jokes and tag faux pas, the whole country takes a big share in the health of the prince.
Everyone is very worried. Nobody wants to imagine what would be worst in the worst case scenario. He is said to have been an important and reliable support to Queen Elizabeth over the years - and hopefully it will stay there for a long time!
Commenting on Prince Philip's hospitalization, a royal speaker said, "His Royal Highness will most likely stay there for a few days." Since his health is generally considered "very robust", one can assume that it will remain for a few days.
Nevertheless, Prince Philip should follow the advice of his doctors and take a little more rest. After all, he is no longer a youngster.
