Overview
- The Peruvian singer, admitted Wednesday to Hospital María Auxiliadora, has been moved from the trauma-shock area to an intermediate-care unit with ongoing monitoring.
- Speaking Saturday to local media, she said her blood sugar was over 400 and that she is being treated for a urinary tract infection while cultures guide antibiotics.
- The hospital’s official note said she entered through emergency at 9:40 a.m. and was kept under permanent multidisciplinary monitoring, with costs covered by the public SIS program.
- Relatives and her manager refuted early reports of a stroke or coma, and they asked for prudence while physicians update findings.
- Doctors briefly sedated her to control high fever and blood pressure and evaluated a catheter and a possible ICU transfer, and organizers say the ‘Juntos por Lucía’ anniversary concert remains scheduled.