King Charles III, who was diagnosed with an unspecified form of cancer in February, is still undergoing treatment.
A royal insider has revealed the ‘real reason’ the 76-year-old monarch has not revealed the type of cancer she has.
Buckingham Palace left royal fans in tears when it announced that Charles had been diagnosed with cancer earlier this year, saying: “During a recent benign prostate enlargement procedure at the King’s Hospital, there was concern. A separate problem noted is cancer.”
However, in April, the palace released another statement to share an update on the king’s health, announcing: “The medical team of the refugee is very encouraged by the progress made so far and the continued progress of the king.” Staying positive about recovery.”
The king’s office still kept fans in the dark by not revealing the cancer’s appearance. An insider even recently revealed that treatment is ‘moving in a positive direction, and will continue into the next year.
A senior palace aide discussed some hidden things. Times: “I think if there were two words that could sum up this extraordinary year, they would be ‘resilience’ and ‘dynamic’.”
The outlet said: “The King’s decision not to reveal the type of cancer was a conscious choice to be able to reach a wider number of people facing the disease rather than focusing on a specific form of cancer. be.”
The king was determined to be fully visible “a plan was devised to use the state Bentley so that he could be seen more easily. He really wanted to reassure people that he was fine. The king made it clear that He realized that there was no escape from his condition.”
However, what remained private was the type of cancer, or the details of its treatment.
“The King’s hair has not fallen out, but it is thin and white. On visits to cancer centers, Charles has shown a keen interest in patients using cold caps. And to reduce hair loss during chemotherapy. reducing blood flow to the scalp,” he added.