Evo Reveals That a Routine Tumor Was Withdrawn From His Emergency in His Routine Control | BOLIVIA

"Very grateful for all your solidarity, your prayers and your blessings." In the routine review, they detected a small tumor that had already been operated satisfactorily in emergency surgery but without risk. today I'm getting discharge – I'm fine, 100 points! "President Evo Morales wrote last night on his Twitter account.

He did not give more details or specify where the tumor was and insisted that his hospitalization was due to a report. Current News
The news of emergency surgery announced by the President was caught off guard, as in the morning Vice President Álvaro García Linera had said that the head of state could resume his Usual activities Thursday afternoon, or More security Friday, but "up to now the results (of the routine review) are very good," he said.

On Tuesday, the president stopped his activities to be hospitalized. and meetings, he underwent a health check with extensive examinations, for which he was admitted to the Cuban doctors clinic El Buen Colaborador, located on Alexander Avenue, in the residential area of ​​Achum. . ani, south of La Paz. "It is normal to have a medical examination, and we ask him as a cabinet to do it because he is a hard-working man who always wants to keep control over his health and that Is very good, "explained Vice President Álvaro García Linera.

These exams are done once a year, which consist of an exhaustive review of the various organs, and ensure that it is not necessary. 39, was not an emergency hospitalization and that his planning was done with much anticipation.

This medium was in the hospital the morning of Yesterday, the clinic did not Is not a sign that identifies it: far from the logistics surrounding the head of the executive, at any time, a deployment of military security that characterizes a site when Morales visited in the middle of his daily schedule [19659002] It was also striking that when the intercom was pressed, around 9am 15 a sturdy man dressed in a gray suit and a red shirt came out. The reporter said that if the clinic was working there and if President Morales was interned there, the official, with a Caribbean accent, replied that it was the clinic, but he was emphatic in pointing out that the president was not there.

A wait of at least 20 minutes, THE DUTY could speak at the door with the Minister of Communication, Gisela Lopez. "The president is here interned, I was able to talk to him, he is very good" and says that during his visit he brought a card that had been given to him by the students of a school promotion in Achumani that he had just visited.

García Linera and López were in agreement with Morales today, he will be released. The minister also revealed that the annual review is an activity that the president meets every year and in which other ministers participate. "In particular, I was also at the clinic to do these rigorous tests," he said.

In fact, in recent years, the president has ordered his ministers to undergo medical examinations. Thus, former ministers Luis Arce Catacora and Reymi Ferreira discovered that they were suffering from cancer and timely treated abroad

Three surgeries in two years

In the last two years, Morales has been surgically operated on three occasions with the latter, because in April of last year, he traveled to Cuba, where he underwent surgery to remove a nodule of his throat. And in June 2016, he underwent surgery on his left knee. In 2010, he underwent another surgery on the same knee.

In 2009, he had to be treated for correction of the nasal septum. The intervention was performed in La Paz by Cuban and Bolivian doctors and there were no major setbacks. Until the end of this edition, the government only announced a possible report in the coming hours on the new Morales surgery.

Meanwhile, in the same tweet the president could be observed greetings to the president, but also reactions from citizens who asked why he is being treated in a private clinic, while the public health system is so precarious.

On the Subject

President's Effort
Performs intense daily activity with an agenda that usually begins with meetings at five in the morning. In his 12 years of government, he rarely suspended his agenda for health reasons.

Diagnosis
The President of the Medical College of La Paz, Luis Larrea, explained that even a lipoma (a large group)) can be considered a tumor and that with so little data it is difficult to know the diagnosis of Evo, more if you do not even have data on where it is located.