Home / Health / Queen Margrethe Hospitalized Again After Fall
Queen Margrethe Hospitalized Again After Fall
25 May
Summary
- Queen Margrethe was readmitted to Rigshospitalet due to a blood clot.
- The clot resulted from a previous fall, causing hip area complications.
- The Queen is stable but expected to remain hospitalized for several days.
Queen Margrethe of Denmark has been admitted to Rigshospitalet in Copenhagen for a second time, approximately one week after her initial discharge. The 86-year-old royal's current hospitalization is reportedly linked to a previous fall.
A statement from the Royal House confirmed that a CT scan revealed a significant blood clot in her hip area. While the medical situation is serious, the Royal House emphasized that the Queen is currently stable and "doing well under the circumstances."
She is expected to remain under medical care for several more days. This development occurred while her family, including King Frederik and Queen Mary, participated in the annual Royal Run event. The news has heightened concerns surrounding the health of the Danish monarch, who had previously been hospitalized for angina on May 14.
This situation comes amidst wider concerns for royal health across Europe, with other Scandinavian monarchs also experiencing medical issues. Official updates continue to be provided by the Royal House.
