Lula, Brazilian president, released from hospital to dizziness

Lula, Brazilian president, released from hospital to dizziness

in rio de janeiro was Brasiliens Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva diagnosed on Monday with labyrinthitis after suffering from dizziness, as hospital officials reported. The 79-year-old left-wing politician has already returned to the country's presidential residence, where he rests.

diagnosis and treatment

The Sirio-Libanes Hospital announced in a statement that Lula was subjected to imaging procedures and blood tests, the results of which were in the normal range. Labyrinthitis is an inflammation of the labyrinth in the inner ear, which is responsible for hearing and balance.

health concerns

The health problems come to the existing concerns of Lulas supporters who are preparing for his expected re -election in the coming year. The most serious health event was a fall that he had on October 19 in the bathroom of the presidential residence in Brasília.

subsequent complications

Almost two months later he was moved to São Paulo to carry out an operation after he had headaches due to another bleeding. He was released from the hospital on December 15th.