According to a recent inquiry, Vladimir Putin is ‘constantly’ followed by a doctor who specialises in thyroid cancer.
Surgeon Yevgeny Selivanov of Moscow’s Central Clinical Hospital has flown to the Russian leader 35 times at his favourite Black Sea resort of Sochi.
The acclaimed doctor’s thesis was titled ‘Peculiarities of diagnostics and surgical therapy of old and senile patients with thyroid cancer,’ and it demonstrated his field of medical knowledge.
The finding made by investigative journalists Project (or Proekt) media, which has been censored in Russia but is currently operating from overseas, supports recent ideas that Putin declared war while suffering from medical difficulties that were kept from the Russian people.
One theory is that he was given steroids, which caused the swollen appearance around his face and neck.
There has been considerable conjecture in the West that Putin was suffering from major medical conditions when he began a war in Ukraine that has killed an estimated 17,000 Russian military as well as numerous Ukrainian defenders and civilians.
‘We promised to divulge the Kremlin’s biggest secret to you. ‘Of course, we’re talking about Vladimir Putin’s health,’ stated Project media.
The investigation identified physicians who often accompany Putin – who will be 70 in October – on vacations, particularly to Sochi, which Putin favours to Moscow.
Another specialist, in addition to the thyroid cancer specialist, was a neurosurgeon.
According to the source, ‘in the 23rd year of his rule, the President of Russia is solely interested in geopolitics.’
‘In truth, there is at least one other topic about which Putin is really concerned – his own health.’
‘Putin has openly expressed interest in the subject of thyroid cancer,’ it said.
Maria, his 36-year-old daughter from his marriage to former Russian first lady Lyudmila Putina, is a geneticist.
‘Dedov informed the president of the high frequency of thyroid cancer and discussed the new hormonal medicine Tyrogin, which combats metastases after surgery.’
‘”Recovery of 95-98 percent?” Putin inquired, and received a positive response.’
‘There is undoubtedly chatter in medical circles regarding the president’s health difficulties,’ the story continued.
‘These discussions were extremely heated in the early October of last year, when Putin behaved suspiciously.’
‘After a lengthy period of seclusion owing to the COVID-19 epidemic, the head of state began to meet people.’
‘On September 13, he met with the Paralympians and even allowed the athletes to surround him firmly.’
‘That is how, when standing in a throng, Putin abruptly claimed that he needed to go into isolation because there were too many people nearby who were sick with the coronavirus.
‘Even the president’s entourage was taken aback by the news.
‘His press secretary was first perplexed and challenged the president, claiming that the president, speaking of isolation, expressed himself “figuratively.”
‘However, the next day, Putin retreated into seclusion, participated in the Duma elections from his own office, and did not appear in public for the rest of September.’
‘Whether the president was then experiencing any kind of medical manipulation is unknown, but after that he began to interact with persons seated on opposite sides of big tables at a very vast distance.
‘In other words, if Putin had previously moved away from people in a metaphorical sense, he has now begun to do so in the most concrete way.’
From 2016 to 2017, the medical concerns looked to worsen.
Putin was being treated at the time by Dr. Dmitry Verbovoy, an expert in acute illnesses, traumas, and poisonings.
Dr. Konstantin Sim, an orthopaedic traumatologist, was another who could deal with ice hockey injuries.
According to the paper, ‘the president was often escorted to Sochi by an average of five physicians.’
