The rejection in Bolsonaro is delayed due to a relapse

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has returned today to a semi-intensive care unit after beginning antibiotic treatment in the face of an apparent infection contracted by recovering from the third operation following the injury to the patient. The weapon he suffered last year. postponed to next week.

According to the presidential spokesman, Otavio do Rego Barros, last night the president presented a "temperature rise" and a "modification" of some of his clinical badyzes, indicating an increase in the number of leucocytes, so that the doctors gave him antibiotics. "broad spectrum" to "attack any type of infection".

Bolsonaro is medicated "for a possible infectious process". He will therefore remain in the Albert Einstein hospital in San Pablo for at least another seven days, the spokesman said.

"On Wednesday, it will not be the day of the release of our president, even if he has entered a phase in which they have been given antibiotics for at least seven days," Rego Barros told reporters. 39, a press conference.

"He is on medication for a possible infectious process, with broad-spectrum drugs to attack in all directions," he said, quoted by the EFE news agency.

The latest bulletin of the medical center where Bolsonaro was subjected a week ago to its third operation following the aftermath of the attack suffered last September, said the president had also suffered a puncture after the presence of liquid to side of the intestine.

"A collection of fluid was identified next to the intestines in the area of ​​the former colostomy. (Bolsonaro) was subjected to a puncture" and "remains with a leak in the chamber," explained the medical team in the document.

According to the report this afternoon, Bolsonaro, the leader of the Brazilian far right and who came to power on January 1, was "painless, fever free, fasting, with nasogastric tube and exclusive parenteral nutrition."

Despite the relapse of the head of state, Rego Barros said that Bolsonaro Box was "in the forecast" by the medical staff, believing that he had undergone three surgeries in less than four months. "Two of them are urgent".

He added that "there is no negative aspect" regarding the operation to which the president was submitted last Monday, when doctors withdrew the colostomy bag that He had been accompanying him since he was stabbed during the campaign last September.

According to the spokesperson, as of the day before the "absolute rest" of Bolsonaro, he will have no official commitment during the next two days and the visits "are reserved for relatives and close relatives".

"It's a man who is fighting for his life to run the country," concluded the spokesman.