Fedez hospitalized, the doctor who helped him speaks: the details on what happened

Chief Carlucci revealed further details about Fedez’s illness. When he arrived at the emergency room he complained of abdominal pain and vomiting.

Only yesterday afternoon we read the communication of Fedez on his Instagram channel where he reassured everyone after his hospitalization and, therefore, his discharge. The reasons for the hospitalization are not stopped being discussed, given the worrying precedents for all of Fedez’s fans. The rapper was taken to the hospital following an illness and his mother clarified that it was poisoning.

Now also the doctor who dealt with the rapper provided details on what happened. The last few hours, in fact, have not been easy for Fedez. It all started while he was on his way to an event that his staff promptly canceled, to the disappointment of the rapper and all his fans. While he was flying to Gallipoli, where he was supposed to participate in an event, he suddenly felt ill.

Only upon landing, Fedez was immediately transferred to the hospital, where he received the care that was necessary to get him back on his feet. The next morning, Fedez’s mother declared in an interview with RTL 102.5 that the illness was due to afood poisoning caused by fungi. Shortly after, Fedez himself reassured his fans, announcing that he was feeling better and had been discharged from the hospital.

Meanwhile, the head physician Nicola Carlucci also spoke to ‘La Repubblica’ who did not miss the doctor who met and treated the rapper. Carlucci revealed further details about the incident. According to Carlucci, Fedez arrived at the emergency room at 10:29 p.m. with an orange code, complaining of abdominal pain and vomiting. In the following hours, Fedez’s condition improved. The singer decided to leave the hospital, despite the doctor’s advice to stay for further tests.

After several hours, at 3:51, Fedez signed for the resignation. The head physician added that everyone in the hospital must always take into account the patient’s needs. In this case, it was not possible to “complete the diagnostic process with further radiological tests, such as a CT scan.” Even if the hospital proposed the test, the time in the emergency room would have been longer and “Fedez preferred to leave.” The head physician concludes: “We must respect the patient’s wishes and needs.”