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03/26/2024 14:24
Camila Pitanga was admitted to the Albert Einstein Hospital in São Paulo. The actress was diagnosed with pneumonia, and she stated on social media that she did not discover it until she felt extremely tired.
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The artist began: “I'm fine. I'll tell you so I don't bother anyone, right? A little while ago I started to feel very tired. I imagined it was the beginning of exhaustion due to the large amount of work and personal issues that required a lot of me, being away from home, missing my family… my body can't handle it. Don't take it.”.
Moreover, according to the press office, she has already been laid off: “During the recordings, the entire attentive and loving team thought it would be best for me to rest and recover. Holy days of rest. At the same time, they also asked me to take tests to make sure it was just fatigue..
Camilla ran several tests to rule out the hypotheses: “We arrived at the diagnosis, which is asymptomatic pneumonia, that is, without those expected symptoms: fever, cough or any difficulty breathing. The pneumonia is completely cured, okay?
She also explained that other tests are needed to make a diagnosis, and warned of paying attention to the body's signals: “I'm highlighting something I didn't know. March is 'Dark Blue' month, a campaign for the importance of prevention, early diagnosis and treatment of colorectal cancer. Colonoscopy in this case is extremely important to detect any abnormality, whether it has symptoms or not, and that's why “Screening is necessary from the age of 45, as part of your care routine. I have done so and will continue to do so.”I finish.
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