The health of former Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi has shown significant improvement after he was hospitalized due to chest pain earlier this week. According to the APP spokesperson, Abbasi’s condition is now stable, and doctors have confirmed that he is recovering well.
The spokesperson stated that medical tests were conducted immediately after Abbasi complained of uneasiness and chest discomfort. Results ruled out any major cardiac complications, though doctors advised him to take rest and undergo further evaluation as a precaution. “Abbasi’s Health Improves After Chest Pain Hospitalisation: APP Spokesperson confirmed that his vitals are stable, and he has been responding positively to treatment,” the official added.
Family members also thanked well-wishers and political colleagues for their prayers and messages of support. They shared that Abbasi was under observation for a short period before being shifted to a private ward, where he is expected to stay for a few more days for monitoring.
The Abbasi’s Health Improves After Chest Pain Hospitalisation: APP Spokesperson statement emphasized that doctors are satisfied with his progress and that his recovery has been smooth. It further noted that his medical team is optimistic about a full recovery, provided he follows the prescribed rest and medication plan.
Abbasi, who has served as Pakistan’s Prime Minister and remains an influential political figure, had a busy schedule in recent weeks, attending multiple public and party meetings. Doctors suggested that exhaustion and stress may have contributed to his health scare.
The Abbasi’s Health Improves After Chest Pain Hospitalisation: APP Spokesperson update has eased concerns among supporters who feared the incident might indicate a serious issue. Sources close to his family confirmed that Abbasi will resume his political activities only after complete recovery and medical clearance.
