King Charles is hospitalized with -the “side effects” cancer treatment

King Charles III He was briefly hospitalized against his constant cancer treatment, but has since restored his duties.

According to the reports, the British monarch had to be checked from the side effects of his treatment.

Diagnosed in February 2024, it remains optimistic and Queen Camila as key support. King Charles plans to continue his visit to Italy to Italy, despite the fight for health.

The Bakingham Palace confirmed that Charles was taken to the hospital from the temporary side effects of his constant treatment for cancer.

A press secretary said: “After the planned and constant medical treatment of cancer this morning, the king survived the temporary side effects that required a short observation period,” “

They added that as a medical advice precaution “therefore postponed after His Majesty.”

“His Majesty would like to send their apologies to anyone who may be uncomfortable or disappointed as a result,” the statement said for Page Sixth.

Since its diagnosis of cancer last year, his schedule was carefully planned in coordination with doctors to provide his health as a top priority.

When Charles returned to Clarence House after his short stay in the hospital, it was confirmed that the king was in good form, the press secretary shared that he intended to continue his duty as soon as possible.

“His Majesty was to receive powers from ambassadors of three different countries today this afternoon,” the press secretary said for The Guardian. “Tomorrow he had to conduct four public interactions in Birmingham, and he was very disappointed if they are missing.”

“He very much hopes that they can (be) postponed in his time and offers their deepest apologies to all who worked so much to make a planned visit,” they added.

According to the publication, the sources reported that the King’s hospital was not a significant development, and no further updates were expected.

The diagnosis of Charles cancer was first detected in February 2024 after treatment for benign enlarged prostate.

At the time, the Bakingham Palace confirmed that “the following diagnostic tests found the form of cancer”, although they did not reveal specific details.

The king expressed his gratitude to his medical team and remained optimistic about his treatment. In October 2024, Charles briefly stopped treatment for an 11-day royal visit to Australia.

Despite the recent hospitalization, his scheduled state visit to Italy is still expected in April.

According to SunDuring a recent visit to Northern Ireland, Charles III shared the words of encouragement with cancer patients, advising them “to continue”, citing Winston Churchill’s famous phrase.

During the tours in the pharmacy and pharmacology department at the University of Olster University, he acknowledged the problems of treatment, saying: “You just have to continue, right?”

Enchanted by research on micro -reports, he watched experiments and even imitated movements.

Throughout the journey, Charles, his wife, Queen Camila, was an unwavering source of support that stood near the monarch during a tour of Australia and accompanied him on a future trip to Italy.

Recently, commentator Jenny Bond noted that Camila had given Charles a “new perspective” about life.

“Ever since she marries Camilla I think Mirror.

Bond added: “And, cancer or not, I think it will approach the rest of the domination: full of optimism, that it can achieve some of its goals and make a strong impression in the role that he had waited for so long.”

Earlier this month, Charles surprised the royal fans, revealing that his musical taste went far beyond his famous love for the trio “Three degrees” of the 1970s, when he became the first British monarch, who released the podcast, launching Apple’s special music, which demonstrates music from all over the Commonwealth.

Recorded in his personal office at the Bakingham Palace, the “Royal Music” issue has a variety of choice: from the 1930s, to the Star Afrobeat.

The playlist includes artists such as Bob Marley, Kylie Minioug, Grace Jones, Nigerian singer David and British Ray Prize winner.

Before the appearance of Apple, she teased that the choice “will surprise and pleasing the fans of music universally”, offering the idea of ​​Charles III’s personal side.

In his entry, the king reflected on the deep impact of the music, stating: “Throughout my life, the music meant a lot to me. It has a wonderful ability to bring happy memories that flood from the deepest recesses of our memory to comfort us in time.”