” Being able to move my body and dance makes me feel like the luckiest star in the world “, shared Madonna via Instagram with a video showing her dancing. While the star reassures her fans with good news about her health, she knows how lucky she was. ” You must be my lucky stars too “, she added.
Victim of a bacterial infectionthe singer was found unconscious at her home while she was preparing Celebration Tour on the occasion of his forty-year career.
Hospitalized in intensive careMadonna was forced to postpone her tour.
” Her condition is improving, but she is still under medical supervision. A full recovery is however expected However, for now we have to pause all engagement, and that includes the tour “, explained his manager in a press release.
What exactly is a bacterial infection?
We’re talking aboutbacterial infection in the event of a pathological infectious process caused by bacteria (a pathogenic bacterial strain). She may be asymptomatic but can also be serious. Mention is made, for example, of bacterial pneumonia, meningitis, bacterial peritonitis, sepsis or else septicemia.
We are not able to tell you what kind of bacterial infection was that affected Madonna. However, the star evoked “ a serious bacterial infection “.
Bacterial infection: it is always manifested by fever
A bacterial infection can heal on its own, get worse, or be chronic.
When a bacterial infection is serious enough, it always manifests as fever more or less high. It can also lead to pains and other symptoms depending on the organ in question: these may be pharyngeal pain, cough, difficulty breathing, abdominal pain, diarrhea or vomiting…
An alteration of the general state is systematic if the infection is serious.
A pathogenic bacterial strain needs an entry point for infection to take place. This bacterial strain enters the body through a mucous membrane (the respiratory mucous membranes for example) or through a cutaneous, spontaneous, traumatic or surgical wound. A viral infection is conducive to bacterial infection since it involves an area of weakness.
