Pope Francis’s ill health before his death: lung cancer, pneumonia, and other complications
Pope Francis died at 88 on Monday morning, one day after celebrating Easter with the public. His death has surprised and saddened the world.
Concerns About His Health
Pope Francis was hospitalized in Rome in February 2025. Some worried about his health after appearing briefly to welcome the audience on Easter Sunday.
The Pope experienced medical concerns over the years. CNN said that he was sent to Agostino Gemelli Hospital for treatment after a morning meeting in February. Doctors diagnosed bronchitis and advised hospitalization.
Reports Showed
On February 17, the Vatican reported that the Pope had a polymicrobial lung illness. This prolonged his hospital stay.
Pope Francis had double pneumonia the next day, according to The Guardian. He needed more intensive therapy for bilateral pneumonia after chest X-rays.
Respiratory Issues Persisted
The Pope’s lung health worsened. He was reported to have experienced two respiratory failures on March 4. His condition was stable at the moment.
Last Goodbye
Pope Francis died on April 20, 2025. Many mourned and honored him after his passing. He was a respected global politician and religious leader.
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