Queen Elizabeth Hospitalized with Gastrointesinal Sickness

Queen Elizabeth II hospitalized with stomach problems

The British royal family confirmed Sunday that Queen Elizabeth (86) is hospitalized with a stomach infection.

Now confirms the royal house of the British media that Elizabeth II is hospitalized, according to the news agency AFP.

According to staff at Buckingham palace  Queen Elizabeth suffers from   gastroenteritis. Diagnosis denotes inflammation or catarrh of the stomach or intestines.

The disease as it occurs in acute infection with bacteria or viruses. Patients with the diagnosis experience  nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and fever.

It is important to maintain fluid balance by such a disease.

In addition to the trip to Ireland the Queen is canceling a trip to Rome, and all scheduled official program options canceled in one week.