He singer and television host Coke Muñiz He was emergency hospitalized last Sunday, June 23, due to bronchopneumonia. The news came through various media, causing the artist’s fans to want to know more details about his health condition, following initial reports of his hospitalization.
According to his own Muñiz in an interview for the magazine TVNotes, “I have a bronchial problem, with the changes in weather, it was hot and cold, so I got very strong pain.” This discomfort forced his transfer to hospital, where he was diagnosed with bronchopneumonia. Despite the initial seriousness, the singer assured that his situation was under control and that “I am now stable.”
He event that seems to have triggered the health problem occurred on Friday, June 21, when Coke Muñiz gave a presentation at Carmen beach as part of his concert tour. The climatic changes he faced during that period may have contributed to his bronchial condition.
From the hospital, Muñiz spoke about his condition and thanked his family for their support, who accompanied and assisted him at all times. “The good thing is that I came with my family, who are here. I’m not in intermediate therapy. I’m fine, but I can’t talk much. I appreciate the concern,” commented Marco Antonio Muñiz’s son.
Doctors have not yet determined how long the artist will remain in the hospital, but according to his statements, everything indicates that he is out of danger. “They brought me here (to the hospital) to be checked and they discovered bronchopneumonia, but I am now stable,” he also highlighted. actor.
It is important to closely monitor the evolution of Coke Muñiz and wait for health professionals to indicate the appropriate time for discharge from the hospital. Meanwhile and until this Monday, June 24, the singer’s health is optimal, as he continues to receive medical attention and rest to ensure his speedy recovery.
Bronchopneumonia is an inflammatory infection that affects the bronchi and adjacent lung tissue. Generally caused by bacteria, viruses or other microorganisms, it produces symptoms such as fever, cough, difficulty breathing and fatigue. It is more common in people with weakened immune systems, such as young children and the elderly, and may require medical treatment with antibiotics or antivirals.
