Vatican said in a statement, Pope Francis suffered a “isolated breathing crisis” on Friday.
Vikas is a shock against double pneumonia in a two -week long battle of 88 -year -old Pontif.
Regarding the situation in Francis, the latest update said, “This afternoon … Holy Father experiences a isolated bronchospasm crisis.”
The Pope “wore an episode of vomiting with aspiration and sudden respiratory conditions.” He helped him “non-incentive mechanical ventilation”.
According to the statement, Francis “was alert and oriented all the time, collaborating with medical exercises, according to the statement.
Francis has been admitted to a hospital at Jameli Hospital in Rome since 14 February.
What else do we know about the Pope’s position?
Friday’s news came after more positive updates on Pope’s health.
The Vatican did not say how long the Pope would stay in the hospital, but on Friday announced that Francis would not lead the annual church service on 5 March.
Ash Wednesday Seva, which takes 40 days of prayer and fasting to the Easter Sunday, will be run instead by a senior Vatican officer.
Francis, who has served as the Pope since 2013, continues to lead the Vatican from the hospital.
On Friday, Vatican shared the same pope letter to participate in a church training course in Rome. It was signed with a note by Francis, indicating that it was “sent from Jamelli Hospital.”
Edited by: Rana Taha
