The cancer is not in the prostate, it has just been diagnosed and the prognosis is good

Less than a year into Great Britain's throne, at age 75, King Charles III is officially a cancer patient. The announcement of his illness was made on the evening of February 5, 2024 with a mixture of pomp and secrecy. Britain could have achieved. For on the one hand there was the direct and direct promotion of disease, for which the publicists of the royal house commended themselves. Charles' intention, by his own example, to encourage his comrades to take care of their health, without complexes and prejudices, was particularly highlighted.

But at the same time, no one knows the slightest detail about the type of cancer, the stage of the cancer, the life expectancy – of course, it is given that it is a curable form of cancer. Very carefully, and very carefully, the information given to the media was that Charles' cancer was unrelated to his recent hospitalization and surgery for prostate hyperplasia. Raja will not be admitted to the clinic for further chemotherapy, but will undergo a prescribed program as an outpatient. At the same time, the first glimmers of hope began to appear Daily Mail “The condition is diagnosed early and the prognosis is good,” he said. According to the report, Karolos is very optimistic and believes that everything will be fine with his health. In fact, he has surprised his own people with his willingness to continue working “as if nothing happened”. It is said that early detection of cancer and good prognosis give it such power.

Naturally, the news of the King's serious illness shocked Britain. However, Charles remains silent, particularly angered by the self-evident restriction on his movements and the fulfillment of his duties as head of the British state (and church). However, as per the first reports, the King meets the Prime Minister of the country once a week. Rishi Sunak For an established interpretation of the king.