The state of health of the Queen of England has her subjects worried. After his public appearances were suspended last weekend for a back problem, a new photo has raised more fears.
This Thursday a photo of Queen Elizabeth II receiving General Sir Nick Carter at Windsor Castle was released, but there was a detail that caught the attention of observers: the bruised hands of the monarch.
The tabloid Mirror has contacted the doctor Jay Vermafrom Shakespeare Medical Center to explain possible reasons why 95-year-old Elizabeth II’s hands look so purple.
The purple is due to deoxygenated blood“He said. According to Verma, the purple hands can be caused by” lack of circulation, fragile skin, exposed veins, bruises or a leak of blood to the tissue under the skin, “added the medical expert.
The queen has not been seen at an in-person event in over a month, since she hosted a reception for the world investment summit in Windsor last Tuesday. October 19.
The next day it was announced that the monarch had received medical advice to rest. It was later revealed that he had spent a night at King Edward VII Hospital to “preliminary investigations”.
He also waived a planned two-day visit to North Ireland, to a reception to welcome world leaders to the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow and the General Synod of the Church of England on Tuesday.
The monarch had a face-to-face audience last week with Boris Johnson, but was not photographed during the meeting.
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