Denmark: Queen Margrethe Hospitalized for the Third Time of the Year After a Malaise
Doctors are treating a new blood clot and mild dehydration, and the former Danish monarch will miss King Harald V’s funeral.
- Queen Margrethe was admitted to Rigshospitalet in Copenhagen on Sunday, September 6, where doctors are treating her for a blood clot in her hip region and mild dehydration.
- In May, Margrethe underwent an angioplasty after seeking care for heart-related symptoms. Later that month, doctors treated her for significant bleeding in the hip area following a fall.
- The Danish Royal House confirmed the Queen is "in good spirits" and doing well given the circumstances. She will remain under observation for the coming week to undergo further examinations.
- Her hospitalization prevents Margrethe from attending the funeral of her close friend, Norwegian King Harald, in Oslo on Wednesday. The late monarch died August 28 after reigning 35 years.
- Margrethe abdicated in January 2024 after 52 years as Denmark's head of state, passing the crown to her son, King Frederik. His Australian-born wife, Mary, became the new queen.
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The monarch has a bruise in the hip region and suffers a mild dehydration. Margarita, who abdicated in favor of her son Federico in January 2024, still participates in official acts.
At the age of 86, Queen Margaret of Denmark has had to be admitted urgently on the afternoon of this Sunday 6 September. As reported by the Danish Royal House, the mother of King Frederick is at the Rigshospitalet in Copenhagen, where she is scheduled to stay for the next few days under treatment and ... Continue reading "Margarita of Denmark, admitted urgently: a clot forces her to cancel her schedule and will not attend Harald V's funeral"
Queen Margrethe was admitted to Rigshospitalet in Copenhagen on Sunday ‘after feeling unwell’. This was reported by the Danish court. According to the palace, a new hematoma in the hip area and mild dehydration were diagnosed in the Queen. Margrethe is expected to remain in the hospital for the coming week, meaning she will not be present at the funeral of Norwegian King Harald.
The royal family tried to reassure about her health, noting that she "maintains her morale and feels well, given the circumstances."
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