According to the latest bulletin issued by the press office of the 49-year-old singer Britta Gil, who had to be admitted on Friday (7), to the Hospital Clinica São Vicente, in Rio de Janeiro, the artist is still undergoing treatment for a urinary tract disease. . Infection resulting from kidney stones.
In a statement, they also said that because of this, the artist had to cancel her performance schedule this weekend at the Presença Festival and the Salve o Sul Festival.
Six months since the announcement Treatment for bowel cancero The team issued a statement informing that she is receiving medical care and that Britta is doing well and will soon return to her professional commitments. Singer and composer Lolo Santos was also admitted to the same clinic.
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Lulu He felt ill at home and, on medical advice, will remain under observation for the next 48 hours. The singer's health condition is stable. Due to his hospitalization, the singer's participation in the João Rock and Salve O Soul festivals, respectively, on Saturday and Sunday (9) was cancelled.
The singer's advisor Preeta Gill reported on Saturday (8) that the singer is undergoing treatment for a urinary tract infection caused by a kidney stone.
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The artist will perform in Sao Joao da Thai Friday (7)But he had to cancel his schedule to protect his health. Also due to the hospitalization of singer Lolo Santos, the singer's participation in the João Rock and Salve o Sul festivals, which will take place on Saturday and Sunday (9), has been cancelled.
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