Queen Elizabeth II’s death shocked many
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In a statement, Buckingham Palace claimed that the queen died peacefully at her residence in Balmoral.
The deterioration in the health of the Queen of Great Britain did not become a one-time event. Elizabeth II’s health began to deteriorate gradually after the death of her husband a year and a half ago. This was stated by Dr. Deb Cohen-Jones of Western Australia on Monday, September 12, writes Еxpress.
He also drew attention to the queen’s hands and noticed that shortly before her death, they turned blue in her. Cohen-Jones suggested that this may indicate that she had peripheral vascular disease.
“This is a circulatory disorder that causes blood vessels outside the heart and brain to narrow, block or spasm. Sometimes this can lead to heart failure. If you have such poor peripheral circulation, your organs don’t get good blood. power supply. This could be a sign of multi-organ failure. “.
The doctor also said that on the day he met the newly elected British Prime Minister, His Majesty’s condition looked “very difficult” and suggested that he may be in pain.
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Note that in a statement, Buckingham Palace claimed that the queen died peacefully at her residence in Balmoral. And no statements were made on medical reports.
We remember the king of Great Britain Charles III spoke for the first time before members of parliament as a monarch.
Queen Elizabeth II is dead on the evening of 8 September at the age of 96 in the Scottish castle of Balmoral.
His eldest son Charles ascended the throne and on 10 September he was proclaimed king.
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