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BackAltkönigin Margrethe II. erneut im Krankenhaus eingeliefert
Altkönigin Margrethe II. erneut im Krankenhaus eingeliefert
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Altkönigin Margrethe II. erneut im Krankenhaus eingeliefert

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  • Die 86-jährige dänische Altkönigin Margrethe II. ist zum dritten Mal in diesem Jahr im Krankenhaus eingeliefert worden.
  • Sie wird wegen eines Blutergusses im Hüftbereich und leichter Dehydrierung behandelt und wird die Beisetzung des norwegischen Königs Harald V. in Oslo verpassen.

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Margrethe II. hatte Anfang 2024 nach 52 Jahren als dänisches Staatsoberhaupt den Thron an ihren Sohn Frederik X. übergeben. Sie wurde bereits zweimal in diesem Jahr wegen gesundheitlicher Probleme im Krankenhaus behandelt.

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Sorge um Monarchin Dänemarks Altkönigin Margrethe erneut in Krankenhaus eingeliefert

Zum dritten Mal in diesem Jahr ist Margrethe II. im Krankenhaus. Die 86-jährige dänische Altkönigin wird wegen Blutergüssen und Dehydrierung behandelt.

06.09.2026, 21.18 Uhr

Dänemarks Altkönigin Margrethe II. ist seit diesem Sonntag im Krankenhaus. Die 86-Jährige wird wegen eines Blutergusses im Hüftbereich sowie leichter Dehydrierung behandelt, wie die Nachrichtenagentur Ritzau unter Berufung auf das Königshaus berichtete. Margrethe gehe es den Umständen entsprechend gut, sie sei guter Stimmung.

Die ehemalige Königin wird den Angaben zufolge in der kommenden Woche zur Behandlung und Beobachtung im Krankenhaus bleiben – und deshalb auch die Beisetzung des norwegischen Königs Harald V. am Mittwoch in Oslo verpassen. Margrethe muss bereits zum dritten Mal in diesem Jahr im Krankenhaus behandelt werden.

Im Mai war sie zunächst mit einer sogenannten Angina pectoris – also Schmerzen in der Brust, die durch eine Durchblutungsstörung des Herzens entstehen – ins Kopenhagener Universitätskrankenhaus gekommen. Kurz nach ihrer Entlassung wurde sie wegen einer größeren Einblutung im Hüftbereich behandelt. Anfang 2024 hatte Margrethe überraschend abgedankt und den Thron nach 52 Jahren als dänisches Staatsoberhaupt ihrem Sohn, König Frederik X., überlassen.

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Open Questions

  • Wie schwer ist der Bluterguss im Hüftbereich genau?
  • Wann wird sie voraussichtlich entlassen?
  • Wird sie zukünftig weitere gesundheitliche Probleme haben?

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