This disease took the life of Pope Francis, not pneumonia, revealed in death certificate

International News:  Pope Francis, aged 88, passed away on Monday, the Vatican announced, sending shockwaves around the globe. He was severely ill for some time and was recently hospitalized due to pneumonia complaints. However, the report released by the Vatican clarified that the cause of his death was not just pneumonia.

Pope was hospitalized for several days

In February, Pope Francis was admitted to the hospital due to double pneumonia, where he remained in Aljrit for about 38 days. In addition, he had already had a long -term disease associated with the lungs and one of his lungs in puberty was removed by the operation. He was discharged from the hospital in March, but since then his health deteriorated and he canceled many public programs.

Real cause of death - stroke and cardiovascular

The Vatican-issued death certificate stated that Pope Francis's demise was attributed to a stroke that led to a coma. At the same time, untouchable cardiovascularism ended his life. Earlier, the Italian news agency AnsA was told by some sources that the possible cause of Pope's death could be cerebral haemorrhage (brain bleeding), while breathing discomfort did not cause his death.

Public address made despite illness

In a remarkable display of resilience, the Pope defied expectations and made a public appearance on Easter Sunday while recovering from a serious illness.At that time he was struggling with problems like anemia and low platelet count. Despite the advice of doctors, he addressed 35,000 devotees gathered at St. Peters Square. He also gave "Urbi et Orabi" blessing from the balcony as per tradition, meaning "for the city and the world."