Prior to the celebration of the civic-military parade on the occasion of the 114th anniversary of the Mexican Revolution the head of Government of Mexico City, Clara Brugada revealed that she would not be present due to recovery after a medical procedure she underwent months ago.
“Friends, I tell you that, as part of my recovery from hip surgery that I had a few months ago, I will undergo a medical procedure, for this reason I will not be able to accompany the President Claudia Sheinbaum in the parade. I send you my affectionate greetings,” the capital’s president published through her X account.
After that and after the end of the parade on November 20, the Head of Government He published a video through his social networks clarifying his current state of health, in addition to complementing the information about his absence in this parade.
Clara Brugada explained that a few months ago she underwent a surgical procedure on her hip and as part of her recovery, the president decided to undergo another procedure. to speed up your recovery.
“I decided to have a procedure that was already scheduled to speed up my rehabilitation. I came out very well and with a lot of strength to continue walking alongside you as I have always done, that is why today I could not be with our president,” said the former mayor of Iztapalapa.
Let us remember that during several of his public activities, Brugada was seen using a support cane to be able to walk.
the capital president clarified that she continues to be in charge of all matters of interest to Mexico City.
I share with you that I have undergone a medical treatment already scheduled to improve my health, which is why I could not accompany our president. @Claudiashein to the commemoration of the 114th Anniversary of the Mexican Revolution.
I am in good health and continue to lead… pic.twitter.com/Ps5QXJBTDV— Clara Brugada Molina (@ClaraBrugadaM) November 20, 2024
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Interview Between Time.news Editor and Health Expert
Time.news Editor: Welcome, everyone, to our interview session. Today, we have a special guest, Dr. Mariana Ortiz, a renowned health expert and orthopedic surgeon. We’re going to discuss an important topic that recently came to light—Clara Brugada’s medical leave following her hip surgery. Dr. Ortiz, thank you for joining us!
Dr. Mariana Ortiz: Thank you for having me. It’s a pleasure to be here.
Editor: Let’s dive right into it. Clara Brugada, the head of Government of Mexico City, announced her absence from the recent civic-military parade due to recovery from hip surgery. What can you tell us about such surgeries and the typical recovery process?
Dr. Ortiz: Hip surgery can vary widely, but it often involves procedures like hip replacement or repair of hip fractures. For many patients, the surgery can significantly alleviate pain and improve mobility, but the recovery period can be quite critical. Patients usually require a few weeks to several months to regain strength and fully rehabilitate.
Editor: Clara mentioned she had a medical procedure recently. What are some common follow-up procedures after hip surgery?
Dr. Ortiz: After major surgeries like those involving the hip, follow-up procedures might include physical therapy to strengthen the muscles around the hip and improve range of motion. Additionally, some patients may need to undergo monitoring for any complications such as infections or blood clots. Depending on the type of surgery, further interventions might be necessary too.
Editor: Brugada took to social media to communicate her absence and health status, which reflects a growing trend among public figures. How important is this kind of transparency regarding health issues, especially for leaders?
Dr. Ortiz: Transparency is crucial, especially in leadership roles. When public figures share their health journeys, it humanizes them and fosters a connection with the public. It also helps in raising awareness about health issues that others may face. In this case, it can break down stigma surrounding surgeries or medical conditions, encouraging people to seek necessary medical help.
Editor: That’s a very valid point. How do you think her transparency about her health might impact public perception during her recovery period?
Dr. Ortiz: Being open about her health might garner public empathy and support for Clara Brugada, especially during her absence from key events. It shows that she prioritizes her health, which can inspire others to take their health seriously too. It can also soothe any concerns the public might have about her ability to lead during her recovery.
Editor: In terms of recovery, what advice do you have for individuals recovering from such procedures as hip surgery?
Dr. Ortiz: The most important advice is to follow the doctor’s recommendations closely. Engaging in physical therapy, taking prescribed medications, and making lifestyle adjustments like maintaining a healthy diet and staying hydrated are essential. Patience is key; recovery does take time, and it’s crucial not to rush the healing process.
Editor: Thank you, Dr. Ortiz. It seems that Clara Brugada’s situation provides a broader canvas for discussing health awareness and recovery challenges faced by many. Any final thoughts?
Dr. Ortiz: Yes, I think it’s essential for all of us, not just public figures, to advocate for our health. Sharing experiences can empower others to take charge of their health journeys. Clara Brugada’s transparency could indeed encourage many to prioritize their well-being, which is particularly crucial in today’s fast-paced world.
Editor: Thank you so much for your insights today, Dr. Ortiz. It’s been a pleasure, and I’m sure our viewers found our discussion incredibly informative.
Dr. Ortiz: Thank you for having me. It’s been a great conversation!