The health condition of Kuwaiti actress Hayat Al-Fadhi has deteriorated in recent hours after her treatment trip to London failed. This was due to a second cerebral thrombosis for which she did not respond to treatment over the past five months because of the significant damage caused. Hayat Al-Fadhi's manager revealed details of her health condition in televised statements, confirming that the actress did not respond to treatment at all. He explained that the second cerebral thrombosis was severely impactful, affecting speech, sight, and most parts of her body, which led to a noticeable deterioration in her condition in the recent period. He added that doctors confirmed that her body does not respond to treatment at this stage, and the damage has become extensive, noting that her condition has worsened significantly, and treatment is now based on care and support, with her family—her children and grandchildren—by her side, emphasizing that God's will is above all. The manager clarified that the actress is currently in the intensive care unit, in a complete state of unconsciousness, and does not respond to what is happening around her. He pointed out that the medical team has decided to prohibit visits to her for the time being. The company responsible for Hayat Al-Fadhi's affairs had previously revealed in an official statement the latest health developments, confirming her return to the State of Kuwait after a treatment journey in the United Kingdom that was not successful due to the severity of the cerebral thrombosis, according to medical reports. The statement indicated that Hayat Al-Fadhi is currently under medical care in an intensive care unit at one of Kuwait's hospitals, and based on the medical team's recommendations, visits have been suspended at this time, out of concern for her health. The statement concluded by calling on the public and fans of actress Hayat Al-Fadhi to pray for her speedy recovery and for God to grant her health and well-being, while also thanking everyone who prayed, inquired, and expressed concern for her condition.
