King Salman of Saudi Arabia, who is eighty-eight, will get treatment at Al Salam Palace in Jeddah for inflammation of the lungs. The king will be given antibiotics until the inflammation goes down, the official news agency said on Sunday, following his medical examinations. Sometimes, this can become a very serious issue that has to be treated with early and thorough medical treatment.
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Postpones Japan Visit
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has rescheduled his trip to Japan because of King Salman’s health. Meetings with Japanese Emperor Naruhito and Prime Minister Fumio Kishida were part of the itinerary for the journey, which was set to begin on May 20. Yoshimasa Hayashi, the Chief Cabinet Secretary of Japan, announced the postponement and attributed it on the king’s sickness.
Recent Health Concerns for King Salman
Due to a high fever and joint discomfort, King Salman had medical testing earlier on Sunday at the royal clinics in Al Salam Palace. This comes after a recent check-up at the hospital in April.
Following more than 2.5 years as deputy premier and crown prince, King Salman took the throne in 2015. His health is monitored constantly as he is in charge of the world’s largest oil exporter and the keeper of the holiest places in Islam.
What is Lung Inflammation and How to Prevent It?
When the lung tissue becomes inflamed and swollen, it is referred to as lung inflammation, or pneumonitis. Both illnesses, such pneumonia, and exposure to dangerous substances, like radiation or certain chemicals, can result in this illness. Breathing difficulties, coughing, and fever are common symptoms.
Precautions to Prevent Lung Inflammation:
- Stay away from smoke: One of the main causes of lung inflammation is smoking.
- Keep Up with Vaccinations: Pneumonia and the flu shots can help fight against illnesses that cause inflammation in the lungs.
- Keep Up Good Hygiene: Using a mask and washing your hands often will help lower your risk of respiratory infections.
- Prevent Pollutants: Reduce your exposure to dangerous chemicals and air pollution.
- Frequent Exercise: Physical activity helps improve the strength of your respiratory system.
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