Former Danish Queen Margrethe II, who abdicated the throne two years ago, has been hospitalized again, according to a statement from the royal palace. The Danish news agency Ritzau reported that she was taken to the hospital due to a hip hematoma and mild dehydration. The palace stated that she would undergo additional examinations and observation at the University Hospital Rigshospitalet in Copenhagen. As a result, she will miss the state funeral of Norwegian King Harald V in Oslo on Wednesday, though the palace noted that the queen is in good spirits and feeling well under the circumstances. The 86-year-old queen was previously hospitalized in May for angina pectoris caused by a cardiac blood supply issue and underwent angioplasty. Later that month, she received treatment after a CT scan following a fall revealed significant bleeding in her hip area. Margrethe unexpectedly renounced the throne in 2024 after 52 years, passing it to her eldest son, Frederick X.
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