María Becerra's health worsened, and she returned to intensive care.

Intubated again: alert in her circle

Two days later, new reports emerged indicating that María's health condition became complicated again. According to Pochi, "she may have been extubated yesterday, but today they intubated her again."

This caused a wave of concern on social media, as it was not expected that her recovery would take such a drastic turn. The lack of official information creates uncertainty among her followers.

What is known so far?

While her circle tries to bring calm, the new medical complications raise alarms. For now, there is no official medical report confirming her progress.

The artist remains hospitalized under observation, and her condition is monitored minute by minute. Her followers remain alert to every update about her health.

María Becerra is going through a delicate health moment that keeps her fans on edge. The singer was hospitalized and underwent emergency surgery after experiencing severe abdominal pain.

In the last few hours, it emerged that her condition may have worsened and she had to be intubated again. Everything indicates that the situation is related to the aftermath of her 2024 ectopic pregnancy.

What happened to María Becerra?

On the night of Tuesday, April 22, the artist entered Clínica Zabala in Belgrano on her own. According to Pochi from Gossipeame on Puro Show, it was around 11:00 PM and she was experiencing severe abdominal pain.

At that moment, an internal hemorrhage was suspected, which led to an urgent surgical intervention. The information was also confirmed by Pepe Ochoa on LAM, who provided details about the medical procedure.

Ventilation, transfusions, and strict rest

After the operation, Becerra spent the entire night connected to a ventilator. "They ventilated her because she lost a lot of blood," Ochoa explained. The artist underwent a transfusion and hyperventilation was used to stabilize her.

According to the panelist, the situation became complicated due to an episode of severe anemia, which required intensive treatment. "She is fine now, but she will remain hospitalized for several days," he clarified.