Vatican says pontiff was given non-invasive mechanical ventilation, to which he responded well and remains alertPope Francis has suffered an “isolated breathing crisis” which caused him to vomit, provoking a “sudden worsening” of his respiratory condition, the Vatican said.The episode happened on Friday afternoon after the pontiff, 88, spent the morning alternating “respiratory training” with prayer in the chapel at Rome’s Gemelli hospital, where he has been battling pneumonia for two weeks. Continue reading...
Pope Francis experienced a breathing crisis, leading to vomiting and a sudden worsening of his respiratory condition. He inhaled vomit, causing the deterioration, but remains alert and is continuing treatment. Diagnosed with pneumonia, his condition is being monitored for 24-48 hours. Prayer vigils for his health are ongoing, and he has not led recent church services.
