New Health Development for Angham: Declining Immunity and Intensive Treatment Protocol in Germany

The health condition of the renowned artist Angham has seen a new development in the past few hours. Sources close to the artist revealed a slight decline in the activity of her immune system following a delicate surgical procedure in Munich, Germany. This necessitated urgent medical measures by her medical team, which has placed her on an intensive treatment protocol to boost her immune system's efficiency.

The source explained, in exclusive statements, that the hours following the surgery were extremely critical. Angham underwent a precise operation to remove a part of her pancreas. After leaving the operating room, she spent several hours in the intensive care unit before being transferred to an isolation room as a precautionary measure. The source noted that this is a normal procedure after complex surgeries involving the pancreas or liver, as the patient's immune system is weakened and needs protection from potential viruses.

The source emphasized that the decision to move Angham to an isolation room was a measure of extreme caution, given her weakened immune state post-surgery, which makes her susceptible to infections. The medical team is now focused on an intensive treatment program designed to strengthen her immune system and ensure her full health stability.

Regarding her return to Egypt, the source clarified that she would only be able to travel after doctors give her permission to leave the hospital and return to her residence in Germany, and only then will she be able to fly back to her homeland.

It is worth mentioning that Angham had undergone a surgical endoscopy two weeks prior to remove a cyst from her pancreas. Subsequent medical examinations revealed the necessity of another surgery to remove the remaining part of the cyst and a portion of the pancreas, which she recently underwent. Amid these developments, her business manager vehemently denied recent rumors circulating about her being diagnosed with cancer.