There has been a "slight improvement" in Italy's former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi's well being situation after he was admitted to hospital beneath intensive take care of a lung an infection.

The 86-year-old was being handled at Milan's San Raffaele Hospital after struggling respiratory issues on Wednesday.

Following remedy, Mr Berlusconi's well being situation barely improved on Thursday, in response to a supply.

"We remain cautious, but the antibiotic therapy looks positive for the moment," the supply stated.

A supply instructed Sky News the four-time prime minister had been identified with leukaemia and was in a steady situation.

He has a continual type of leukaemia which isn't turning into acute, Reuters reported, citing a supply.

"He's stable. He's a rock," Mr Berlusconi's brother Paolo stated after visiting him on Wednesday afternoon.

The billionaire media tycoon has suffered a number of bouts of sick well being in recent times, together with contracting COVID-19 in 2020.

After being discharged from a 10-day hospital keep, he stated the illness had been "insidious" and was essentially the most harmful problem he had ever confronted.

He has had a pacemaker for years, underwent coronary heart surgical procedure to switch an aortic valve in 2016 and has overcome prostate most cancers. He was admitted for a reported urinary tract an infection in January 2022.

Mr Berlusconi stepped down as prime minister for the final time in 2011 as Italy got here near a Greece-style debt disaster and he confronted a number of scandals, most notably round his infamous "bunga bunga" events.

He returned to the Senate after a basic election final September.

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'Forza Silvio'

Mr Berlusconi's Forza Italia get together is a part of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's right-wing coalition, however he doesn't have a job in authorities.

"Sincere and affectionate wishes for a speedy recovery to Silvio Berlusconi," Ms Meloni wrote on social media, including: "Forza Silvio (Come on Silvio)."

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