US Edition'I spent five days in the hospital, almost dying' - Former Liverpool star recounts health scare - Liverpool Echo
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Former Real Madrid and Liverpool footballer Fernando Morientes revealed on a Spanish radio show that he had suffered a pulmonary embolism, as a result of which he ended up in a life-threatening condition.
Former player of the Spanish national team said he discovered a condition of pulmonary embolism at the hospital. Former Real Madrid, Liverpool, Monaco and Valencia player Fernando Morientes revealed to the fans that he had experienced a “scare” that even risked his life. The former forward of the Spanish national team reported during the program Tiempo de Juego, on the Cope network, that he ended up in the hospital after experiencing chest pain …
Ex-Liverpool star Fernando Morientes, 49, 'almost died' from pulmonary embolism
FORMER Liverpool star Fernando Morientes has opened up on a horror health scare that left him hospitalised for days. The retired forward suffered a pulmonary embolism – a serious condition where a blood clot obstructs an artery in the lungs. Fernando Morientes has opened up on a horror health scareNews Group Newspapers Ltd Morientes – now a TV commentator – suffered the frightening ordeal while travelling on a plane. He told Spanish radio statio…
The ex-Madrilene, also passed by two Ligue 1 clubs, revealed the very distressing period that he went through. According to him, the evil appeared due to many trips.
The former footballer is already at home in recovery
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