Milos Zeman cannot fully fulfill the duties of the head of state
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As early as 10 October, a feeding tube – the so-called PEG – was inserted into Milos Zeman’s stomach.
Czech President Milos Zeman suffers from chronic cirrhosis of the liver. This was stated by a member of the medical consilium for monitoring the health of the head of state, surgeon Pavel Pafko, the newspaper reported on the eve. Czech newspapers.
“Mr. President has a chronic liver disease. Specifically, cirrhosis of the liver. This disease is distinguished by the fact that it can develop for many years without signs or with minimal signs,” he said.
According to Pafko, on October 10, a feeding tube – the so-called PEG – was introduced into Zeman’s stomach.
“How long he (the probe – ed.) Will be there depends, among other things, on how clearly Mr. President will adhere to the diet prescribed by the doctors,” the doctor explained.
Pafko added that it is too early to talk about the timing of Zeman’s discharge from the Central Military Hospital, because Zeman has an illness that cannot be completely cured, but it can be “compensated and corrected.”
On the eve it became known that Milos Zeman transferred from the intensive care unit in a regular ward.
Wherein in the Czech Republic are preparing to deprive the president of powers… The parliamentary committee unanimously agreed that Zeman could not fulfill his mandate. Meanwhile, the police have launched an investigation into the matter.
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