King Charles III Admitted to Hospital for Enlarged Prostate Treatment
By Braden Hirschi
Published January 31, 2024
King Charles III of Britain was admitted to a private London hospital for scheduled treatment for an enlarged prostate. Buckingham Palace had announced that the king would be undergoing the treatment last week. The palace has confirmed that his condition is benign and stated that the monarch was 'delighted to learn that his diagnosis is having a positive impact on public health awareness.' His Majesty expressed gratitude to all those who sent their good wishes over the past week.
Treatment and Recovery
No further updates on the king's treatment were expected. It remains unclear how long he will remain in the hospital or away from his duties during the recovery period. Buckingham Palace mentioned that the king's public engagements would be postponed for a short period to allow for recuperation.
Health History of King Charles III
King Charles III was crowned last year at the age of 74 after the passing of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II. Although his health has generally been good, he had a non-cancerous growth removed from his face in 2008. The king's current admission to the hospital for prostate treatment follows a recent unspecified abdominal surgery undergone by his daughter-in-law, Kate, the Princess of Wales, at the same private clinic.
Prostate Enlargement and Public Awareness
Prostate enlargement is a common issue, with more than one in three British men experiencing it in their lifetime. The condition is often associated with aging and is not caused by cancer, nor does it increase the risk of developing prostate cancer, as stated by Britain's National Health Service.
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