Galvão Bueno discharged after pneumonia, shares update on his health | OneFootball

This Saturday, commentator Galvão Bueno was discharged from the hospital after a new admission due to pneumonia, which occurred on Christmas Eve. The broadcaster, who was at Santa Casa de Londrina, used his social media to update his fans on his health status and thank them for the support he received during his recovery. Pneumonia is an issue that has affected him before, as reported by Galvão himself.

Old problem and new hospitalization

Galvão Bueno explained that his current case of pneumonia is a complication from a previous issue. About a month ago, the commentator had already been diagnosed with viral pneumonia and had to be admitted to Hospital Sírio-Libanês in São Paulo.

“On Christmas, I felt more or less like I had before and went to the hospital. I did all the tests and today I was discharged. I’ll still be taking antibiotics until Wednesday. Now, yes, I’m on vacation. I’m going to rest, it’s 15 days of physiotherapy. In February, we’ll be together. It’s going to be a big year, the World Cup is coming. There’s a lot to do,” he declared.

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The new hospitalization happened at a delicate moment, on the eve of the Christmas holiday, causing concern among his admirers. Being discharged from the hospital in Londrina represents a significant step forward in his recovery.

“Pneumonia requires you to rest a bit after antibiotics and physiotherapy, but work didn’t allow me to. It was my crazy habit of working. It was two weeks of live shows, broadcasts, recordings, trips, meetings… I was preparing for the World Cup, I did broadcasts, I felt good and thought I was doing great,” he continued.

Thanks to fans and reflection on work

In his message to fans, Galvão Bueno made a point of expressing his gratitude for all the messages of support, prayers, and positive thoughts he received.

He attributed his health relapse to his excessive dedication to work, describing it as a “crazy habit of working.”

“I want to thank you for all the messages, the prayers, the cheering and the positive thoughts. I’m home, I’ve already been discharged. I’ll explain exactly what happened. About a month ago, I had viral pneumonia. I was admitted to Sírio Libanês, in São Paulo. I stayed there for a week and left there absolutely perfect,” he concluded.

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