The former Gran Hermano contestant is recovering after several surgeries and no longer needs respiratory assistance
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Thiago Medina, former participant of Gran Hermano, has left the intensive care unit nearly a month after his motorcycle accident. Mariano y Luciano de la Vega Hospital in Moreno confirmed that he no longer needs respiratory assistance.
The latest medical report highlighted positive progress, with improvements in his overall condition and significant advances in his physical and emotional recovery.
El joven debió ser operado de urgencia
What the new medical report says
Dora Agüero, executive director of the hospital, reported that Medina successfully underwent three surgeries and no longer requires mechanical respiratory assistance, tubes, or a central line. He now feeds himself and receives nutritional support.
Additionally, he has started physical therapy to regain muscle strength after weeks of hospitalization and was able to reunite with his family members, a key step in his recovery.
Daniela Celis's statement
Daniela Celis, Medina's former partner and mother of his twin daughters, stated that thanks to his progress, a surgical toilette could be performed without complications. "He no longer requires assistance or an oxygen cannula", she added.
Daniela informó en redes sociales como evoluciona el cuadro de salud de Thiago Medina
"Great steps for Thiago these days. We keep praying for him", she said with emotion. She also thanked the medical team at the Moreno hospital for the procedures performed and the public for their support.
What happened to Thiago Medina
On Friday, September 12, Medina suffered a violent accident on National Route 7, in Francisco Álvarez, while riding his Honda motorcycle. He was rushed to the hospital with severe thoracic injuries and loss of his spleen.
Thiago Medina sufrió un violento accidente de tránsito en Moreno
He underwent immediate surgery and remained in intensive care for several weeks, under sedation. His progress in recent days opens a more hopeful outlook for his full recovery.
