“Her (Khaleda) health has not deteriorated. Rather, she is now in a stable state and in some cases, her health has improved,” said BSMMU Director Brig Gen AK Mahbubul Haque at a news briefing on Monday.
“So far her treatment is going well.”
"I checked her for an hour the day before yesterday. She is happy and impressed. She always speaks with a smile.”
The former prime minister has been suffering from rheumatoid arthritis for 20 years, he said. “This is not curable, but controllable.”
“She herself is satisfied. We are also satisfied,” said Prof Zilan.
She is suffering from arthritis and diabetes.
Recently, Khaleda was visited by BNP leader Harunur Rashid and her sister Selima Islam at the hospital.
They said the BNP chief may agree to go abroad for advanced medical treatment if she gets bail which may happen if the government does not intervene.
But ruling Awami League says that the government has nothing to do with bail as it is for the court to decide.