Lulu Santos was admitted to a Sao Vicente clinic in Rio de Janeiro, recovering from acute gastroenteritis, an inflammation of the stomach and intestines, which can cause vomiting, diarrhea, fever and abdominal cramps. The singer is under observation and communicating normally, and is expected to be released on Monday (10).
According to the medical bulletin issued by the press office on Saturday (9), the artist underwent laboratory tests and confirmed that she was infected with influenza A. Santos' admission to hospital is a precautionary measure taken by the responsible doctors.
“Singer Lulu Santos remains in hospital in a state of full recovery, progressing with clinical improvements following positive laboratory tests for influenza, in a case of acute gastroenteritis,” the memo stated.
They said: “The singer is still dehydrated, has abdominal pain, has no fever, is tolerating the oral diet well, and is expected to be discharged from the hospital tomorrow. Lulu is grateful for all the love and messages of support she has received so far from friends and fans.” “. .
Santos felt unwell on Friday (7) and canceled two shows scheduled for this weekend. He performed at the João Rock Festival in Ribeirão Preto (SP) and at the Salve o Sul benefit event in São Paulo. He received tributes from other artists who sang his songs.
The voice of Tempus Modernos also thanked the post published by the singer Teresa Cristina on Instagram, this Sunday (9). She posted: “Get well soon my love, I want to hear you sing live.” “I love you,” Lulu thanked Santos.
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