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Prince Philip responding well to treatment, says Palace Prince Philip responding well to treatment, says Palace
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Prince Philip has responded well to treatment for a recurring bladder infection, Buckingham Palace has said. Prince Philip is responding well to treatment for a recurring bladder infection, Buckingham Palace says.
However, it is likely that the 91-year-old Duke of Edinburgh will remain in hospital for a few more days.However, it is likely that the 91-year-old Duke of Edinburgh will remain in hospital for a few more days.
He was taken as a "precautionary measure" on Wednesday to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary from nearby Balmoral, where he had been with the Queen. He will have no visitors on Friday as doctors have advised he rests, but his family are in touch by phone.
The duke originally had an infection in June, spending five nights in hospital, but recovered well. The duke was taken as a "precautionary measure" on Wednesday to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary from nearby Balmoral, where he had been with the Queen.
He had been seen in public as recently as the morning of his latest setback, attending public engagements in Ryde, Isle of Wight. He originally had an infection in June, spending five nights in hospital, but recovered well.
The duke had been seen in public as recently as the morning of his latest setback, attending public engagements in Ryde, Isle of Wight.
He had also been seen at various London 2012 Olympic events, including the opening ceremony on 27 July and equestrian events at Greenwich Park.He had also been seen at various London 2012 Olympic events, including the opening ceremony on 27 July and equestrian events at Greenwich Park.
His latest stay in hospital is his third in nine months.His latest stay in hospital is his third in nine months.
He spent four days in hospital over Christmas, following an operation to clear a blocked heart artery.He spent four days in hospital over Christmas, following an operation to clear a blocked heart artery.
And after attending events to mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee in June, Prince Philip was admitted to hospital, missing several days of festivities after sustaining the original bladder infection.And after attending events to mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee in June, Prince Philip was admitted to hospital, missing several days of festivities after sustaining the original bladder infection.