Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's health condition remains stable according to a medical report issued on Saturday, however, he has shown signs of worsened kidney function and elevated inflammatory markers. Bolsonaro is currently receiving treatment for bacterial bronchopneumonia in the intensive care unit (ICU) and is undergoing various procedures including antibiotic treatment and respiratory physiotherapy. The doctors have stated that there is no forecast for his discharge from the ICU at this time.

On the night of Friday, the 13th, medical staff indicated that Bolsonaro's condition had stabilized following his admission earlier that day due to fever and chills. The report highlighted that he remains conscious and has not required intubation, which is a positive sign in his recovery process. Doctors confirmed that he is able to communicate better now, and the respiratory discomfort he was experiencing has lessened, indicating that the initial treatment has had a beneficial effect on his overall condition.

Despite these improvements, the communication from the medical team emphasizes that while he is better, he is not yet at a stage where his condition can be considered fully controlled. The ongoing treatment and continuous monitoring are crucial as his health progresses, and the public remains concerned about his ability to recover fully from these serious health issues even as the immediate threats appear to be lessening.