Television host Laura Bozzo has made progress in her health recovery, successfully transitioning out of the Intensive Care Unit (UCI) following a medical emergency that required her to be hospitalized. Her eldest daughter, Victoria de la Fuente, has confirmed this development.
Victoria, the eldest daughter of the subject, provided a heartfelt update on her mother's condition during a recent appearance on the entertainment show Love and Fire. She shared the challenges her mother faced, offering reassurance to her followers. Victoria also expressed her mother's return to her usual self, joking that she is now energetic and demanding attention from the nurses, indicating a full recovery of her mother's spirited personality.
Victoria's health crisis unfolded unexpectedly while she was in Acapulco with her mother, sister, and personal assistant. The situation took a severe turn when the host began experiencing excruciating abdominal pain, prompting her to call for immediate emergency medical assistance.
Bozzo's medical condition rapidly deteriorated due to a perforated gastric ulcer, which led to severe peritonitis. Upon examination by a surgeon, the initial assessment indicated a grave prognosis.
Victoria de la Fuente recalled that when her mother initially received treatment, the medical team's initial prognosis was extremely dire, suggesting she had a 10% chance of recovery. Her mother required intubation and mechanical ventilation during the most critical stages before being transferred to a more advanced medical facility.
Following several days of close observation and intensive therapy, medical specialists have observed a significant improvement in the patient's response to treatment. While the patient's ultimate prognosis remains contingent upon continued medication assimilation, the decision to transfer them from the intensive care unit marks a positive turning point in their recovery.
