His Majesty has bacterial infection in blood
Doctors who have been treating His Majesty the King at the Sirirat Hospital have found that His Majesty is having bacterial infection in blood, the Royal Household Bureau announced.
It its announcement issued Sunday night, the bureau said doctors have given His Majesty injections of anti-bacteria medicine and medicine for treating inflammation at the left knee.The bureau said the swelling of the knee has improved and His Majesty no longer felt the pain at the left knee. His body temperature has improved and His Majesty now has normal heartbeat and breathing and could eat and sleep well.
The Nation
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