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Former Danish Queen Margrethe in hospital

Former Danish Queen Margrethe was hospitalized after experiencing a period of weakness. She was admitted to Rigshospitalet in Copenhagen and is being treated for a blood clot in her hip area and mild dehydration. The palace confirmed she is in good spirits and will remain in the hospital for the next week. She will not attend the funeral of Norway’s King Harald V. in Oslo, which takes place this Wednesday. This marks her third hospitalization this year, following heart surgery in mid-May and another stay due to a large blood clot in her hip after a fall. Margrethe has been dealing with health issues for some time and stepped down as queen in January 2024, passing the throne to her son, King Frederik.

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Former Danish Queen Margrethe in hospital

Former Danish Queen Margrethe was hospitalized after experiencing a period of weakness. She was admitted to Rigshospitalet in Copenhagen and is being treated for a blood clot in her hip area and mild dehydration. The palace confirmed she is in good spirits and will remain in the hospital for the next week. She will not attend the funeral of Norway’s King Harald V. in Oslo, which takes place this Wednesday. This marks her third hospitalization this year, following heart surgery in mid-May and another stay due to a large blood clot in her hip after a fall. Margrethe has been dealing with health issues for some time and stepped down as queen in January 2024, passing the throne to her son, King Frederik.

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