Hospitalized in India since April, Honorat continues his treatment and shows slight signs of improvement, while doctors evaluate the possibility of surgery. Honorat is continuing his treatment at Miot Hospital in Chennai and showing signs of improvement.
Honorat's health is progressing gradually. Evacuated in emergency medical transport to India, the artist is currently being treated at Miot Hospital in Chennai, where he was admitted on April 16. Since his arrival, he has benefited from regular medical follow-up and a series of thorough examinations designed to precisely assess his situation and determine the next steps in his care.
According to his son Faniry, Honorat is now on the path to recovery. A slight improvement in his condition is notably visible daily. "He is on the road to healing. We see a small improvement in his health," he explains. He also notes that his father is less tired than when he arrived. "Overall, he's already doing better. He speaks and we can see that his level of fatigue has decreased," he testifies.
The possibility of surgery remains under study and has not yet taken place, contrary to information circulated on social media. Faniry explains that doctors must still evaluate Honorat's health to determine if he is sufficiently fit to undergo an operation. "For the operation, it depends on the doctors. They must assess whether he can begin the procedure or if he should continue his treatment," he clarifies. The decision rests entirely with the medical team.
Complete Evaluation
Since his admission to Miot Hospital in Chennai, Honorat has undergone several thorough medical examinations. Doctors have used various medical imaging techniques, including CT scans, X-rays and ultrasound, as well as other specialized investigations. These examinations should allow for a complete assessment of his condition and guide future medical decisions.
For now, the artist is following treatment and remains under medical supervision. Faniry emphasizes that details concerning the exact nature of this care remain confidential due to medical privacy. "We know he is following treatment and continuing his care," he simply states. The family is complying with the recommendations and protocol established by the doctors, in a medical context they consider different from that practiced in Madagascar.
The artist's care began in April with his emergency medical evacuation to India. Since then, his loved ones have closely followed his medical journey and remain mobilized by his side. "The family is following his treatment and we are doing everything we can," Faniry confides.
While a possible operation remains conditional on the doctors' evaluation, the signs of improvement observed provide hope for Honorat's family and loved ones. For now, the artist continues his treatment in Chennai and awaits decisions from the medical team ensuring his care. His condition is thus showing positive progress, even though the path to complete recovery remains long and is approached with caution.