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“It’s very difficult for him now, they can’t even imagine how much,” said doctors for Maradona, who is still in the hospital due to withdrawal symptoms.
Diego Maradona, a legendary Argentine footballer, will not be discharged from the hospital for the time being due to withdrawal symptoms.
“He wants to go home, but he stays here. It is one of the few times that now they say no to Diego,” said his personal physician, Leopoldo Luque.
He added that Maradona has turbulent periods due to withdrawal symptoms and is given sedatives to ease the cleaning process.
“Diego is having a very bad time right now, they don’t even imagine how much,” he said.
Another of his doctors, Alfredo Cahe, said that Maradona needs treatment to stop drinking because his entire family agrees that he is currently untreatable.
“We have to grab the bull by the horns. He has problems with his liver, heart and vascular system. It’s not just his brain, it’s not just his liver or stomach, because these things are complicated and interconnected.”
he said.
Cahe added that it is still a mystery what the future holds for the 1986 Argentina World Champion, but his condition is worrisome so he cannot go home as he needs to be in a place where he has constant help.
The legendary Boca Juniors, Barcelona and Napoli striker has been plagued with health problems since his retirement in 1997, having battled alcohol and drugs several times in public.
Maradona, 60, was admitted to a private clinic for depression, where he was also diagnosed with anemia and dehydration. On Monday he was told that he needed three days of hydration, but that he was not in an emergency and could leave the hospital at any moment, but had to undergo surgery on Tuesday for an intracranial hemorrhage. At first, he seemed to be able to go home on Thursday.
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