In the last months of her life, Queen Elizabeth II of England battled multiple myeloma, characterized by bone marrow damage, the Independent newspaper reported, referring to a new book by TV presenter Giles Brandret.
He was a friend of the late Queen Philip’s husband.
According to the death certificate issued by the Archives Office of Scotland, the cause of death The advanced age of Elizabeth II.
“I’ve heard that the Queen had some form of myeloma – a cancer of the bone marrow – which would explain her tiredness, weight loss and ‘movement problems’ which we were often told about in the last year of her life,” wrote Brandret in her new biopic “Elizabeth: An Intimate Portrait.”
She noted that the most common symptom of myeloma is bone pain, especially in the pelvis and lower back, and older people often suffer from multiple myeloma.
Queen Elizabeth II, who ruled the country for over 70 years, died on 8 September in Scotland at the age of 96. His eldest son Prince Charles he became king, assuming the name of Charles III, and his wife Camilla was given the status of queen consort.
