Doctors order ‘absolute rest’ for Pope Francis while he’s being treated for a respiratory infection

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Pope Francis made controversial move days before falling ill

The pope is described as becoming increasingly worried by his health that he has moved to ensure sympathetic figures remain in key posts should a papal election be on the horizon (Picture: Reuters) Pope Francis is reportedly rushing to tie up loose ends and secure his legacy ahead of the race to succeed him. The pope, 88, was admitted to Rome’s Agostino Gemelli Polyclinic hospital on Friday after experiencing symptoms of bronchitis for several d…

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What we know about Pope Francis's 'complex' respiratory infection

Officials say the 88-year-old pontiff has a "polymicrobial respiratory tract infection," but little remains known about the severity of his illness.

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Pope Francis stable, does not have a fever

Pope Francis, who is in hospital with a respiratory infection, is in a stable clinical condition and does not have a fever, the Vatican said in a statement on M

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According to the latest reports offered by the Vatican Office of Communication, Pope Francis remains in a stable state of health, according to the medical prognosis. READ ALSO: Vatican reports a complex clinical state of Pope Francis “The Holy Father remains without fever and continues with the prescribed treatment,” said the Office, which added that “his condition is stable.” By offering the latest news about the pope’s condition, which was adm…

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After four days in hospital, Pope Francis' condition is stable and he does not have a fever, the Vatican announced. The pope was first admitted to hospital with a tracheal catharsis. It has later emerged that the 88-year-old has suffered from a combination of viruses, bacteria, fungi and parasites in the respiratory tract.

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He has been treated since Friday in a clinic in Rome – so far because of bronchitis. Now there is talk of a "complex condition" at the 88-year-old Pope.