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President Jair Bolsonaro (PSL) presented a clinical improvement on Saturday (9) and started a creamy diet, according to the medical team attending the Albert Einstein Hospital in Morumbi, in the southern area of São Paulo.
The difference between the pasty diet, which he had already started this Friday and the creamy diet, is that the first is beaten in the blender and the second is simply kneaded. On the photo published on social networks this Saturday, Bolsonaro seems to have lunch with soup. A lemon popsicle and coconut water make up the meal.
According to doctors, Bolsonaro is said to have undergone an X-ray showing an improvement in pneumonia recorded last Thursday (7). This Saturday, he continues to take antibiotics, but he is without fever and well disposed.
The medical bulletin published shortly before 5 pm confirms the information provided by the team and indicates that "the lung image is in regression and that the laboratory tests have been improved".
"Due to the evolution of the intestinal movement and the good acceptance of the liquid diet, a very well-accepted cream diet was instituted, followed by antibiotics and parenteral nutrition.Measures to prevent venous thrombosis , breathing and long periods of walking outside the room, "says the text.
On Friday (8), the president withdrew the drain placed on his abdomen and the nasogastric tube.
Bolsonaro was operated to remove a colostomy bag and restore the connection between the small intestine and part of the large intestine on January 28th. He is hospitalized in the semi-intensive unit of the hospital.
Also on the 6th, Bolsonaro is feeding for the first time. He received oral fluids in combination with parenteral nutrition.
President Jair Bolsonaro's medical report published Saturday, February 9 – Photo: Albert Einstein Hospital / Divulgaon
a medical bulletin published Thursday afternoon (7), Bolsonaro had an episode of isolated fever and was subjected to tomography of the chest and abdomen showing "a good evolution of the intestinal image and an image consistent with pneumonia".
According to the spokesperson of the Presidency, Otávio Rêgo Barros, the fifth test revealed pneumonia due to pneumonia. "They did a viral and bacterial test, and they did not take the virus – it's a bacterial cause," the spokesman said. "Some causes may be the cause of this pneumonia, but being under the badumption does not seem appropriate." A new antibiotic has been included in the treatment and is administered for seven days.
Still according to the bulletin, "an antibiotic treatment was adjusted and the remaining treatments were maintained". "[Bolsonaro] Continue pain-free, with a nasogastric tube, drain into the abdomen and receive oral fluids in combination with parenteral nutrition."
According to the spokesman, "the state of health of the president is expected within this spike that hit him last night [quarta]". "As a precaution, the doctors took a picture, including a contrast-enhanced tomography, the lungs had an image compatible with pneumonia."
Chronology of Hospitalization
Jair Bolsonaro was operated on to remove the colostomy bag at Albert Einstein Hospital, in the southern area of São Paulo. The procedure came to an end after seven hours and proceeded "successfully", according to Plbadto's palace.
According to the medical report prepared by the hospital, the operation was performed "without complications and without blood transfusion". An "anastomosis of the ileum with the transverse colon" was performed, ie the union of the small intestine with part of the large intestine. They were taken 20 to 30 centimeters from the large bowel of Bolsonaro in the part that connected the small intestine to the bag of colostomy.
Bolsonaro was admitted to the intensive care unit of the Albert Einstein Hospital after removal of the colostomy bag. He received painkillers to control the pain and did not experience bleeding or complication, fever or signs of infection.
Bolsonaro took over the presidency of the Republic and began his expedition from an office on the same floor where he was hospitalized at Albert Einstein Hospital, in the southern area of São Paulo.
The president's spokesman, Otávio do Rêgo Barros, said that Bolsonaro was trying to prevent himself from speaking, but that the medical recommendation was hard to accept: "The president is difficult, he is already speaking. to be silent, he is already speaking. "
The medical bulletin of the day indicated that Bolsonaro had a good clinical course. "He already shows signs of stool onset." "Follows an exclusively parenteral (intravenous) diet without infection or other complication." He undergoes respiratory physiotherapy and walks outside the room.
The president had nausea and vomiting and the doctors had to have a nasogastric tube.
Bolsonaro continued to use an open nasogastric tube with a stable clinical course. According to the medical report, the president was painless and showed no signs of infection. Bolsonaro underwent an abdominal CT scan that ruled out surgical complications. It is fasting oral and exclusive parenteral nutrition.
Bolsonaro experienced an increase in temperature, started taking antibiotics and the planned holiday on Wednesday (6) was postponed, according to spokesman Otávio Rêgo Barros. The medical bulletin indicated that the president had started taking antibiotics and that new imaging tests had been done. A mesh collection has been identified next to the intestine in the area of the former colostomy. He was subjected to an ultrasound-guided puncture and stayed with the drain in place. The president presented bowel movements and had two episodes of evacuation.
The president improves his state of health and begins to receive fluids by mouth. Bolsonaro showed an increase in bowel movements, which allowed oral injection. "The lab tests improve, and the patient takes antibiotics and drainage from the abdomen," says the medical report.
The president presented a stable clinical picture, without pain or fever, with better laboratory and imaging tests, according to a medical report released Wednesday (6). He also went for a walk in the lobby of the Albert Einstein Hospital, in the southern area of São Paulo.
Second medical bulletin, Bolsonaro had a fever episode and a chest tomography detected pneumonia. According to the tests, the pneumonia was of bacterial origin. A new antibiotic has been added to the president's treatment.
Bolsonaro removed the drain placed on his abdomen and the nasogastric tube. He also fed for the first time.
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