MANILA, Philippines — Senator Leila de Lima is now in stable condition after her three-day emergency furlough, and her medical tests have shown “no serious adverse findings.”
A statement released by De Lima’s office Tuesday said that the result of the senator’s Brain Magnetic Resonance Imaging (BMRI) imaging and CT angiography “showed no evidence of stroke (acute infarct or hemorrhage).”
“The other diagnostic tests conducted on the brain, eyes, ears, nerves, heart, kidneys, thyroid, among others, reveal no serious adverse findings,” it added.
The medical team that attended De Lima said she had episodes of migraine headaches from the heat and bad ventilation.
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