Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey Returns Home After Lung Fluid Procedure
Officials say the problem is resolved with no expected complications.
Overview
- The governor has returned to the Governor’s Mansion after a minor procedure that removed fluid pressing on her lung.
- Doctors at Baptist Medical Center South determined the fluid was putting pressure on her lung and performed a non-emergency procedure.
- Her office said the fluid was successfully removed and no short- or long-term complications are expected.
- She remained in the hospital for two nights for monitoring and continued working on legislative and other state duties.
- She plans to work from home before returning to the Capitol for in-person duties.