Evaristo Costa was discharged from the hospital this Wednesday the 17th after six days in hospital with a urinary infection. “Thank you for all the messages of love, support, prayers,” she wrote on her Instagram account. Four years ago, the journalist was diagnosed with Crohn's, a chronic inflammatory disease that affects the digestive system. She complained of abdominal pain, diarrhea, weight loss, and fever before going to a hospital in Cambridge, England.
During his days in the hospital, Evaristo shared his routine on Instagram and explained to his followers the reason for his hospitalization. “My Crohn's diagnosis is relatively new, I found out about four years ago. You can see that I still haven't learned how to live with it and manage it. But I'm getting there! I'm keeping my immune system 'on my leg'.”
The presenter shared the news of the evacuation on her social networks: “According to the latest tests I have not got the infection under control, but I will continue treatment at home with oral antibiotics. Thank you for all the messages of love, support, prayers… Thank you for being with me during these six days of hospitalization.”
In comments to the publication, her followers were happy with the news. “We are happy with you too! Let's go to the next adventure in the world of Evaristos,” wrote one netizen.
In November last year, the journalist was hospitalized and diagnosed with erysipelas, a skin infection on his leg.
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