All of King Charles III’s problems: cancer, anxiety, low self-esteem and even ‘sausage fingers’

The monarch has gone through several hiccups in recent years.

Since it became known that King Charles III of Britain suffers from cancer and his public agenda is paralyzed, everything is focused on his recovery and on knowing when he will be able to return to his usual work. In the program ‘Horizonte’, Carmen Porter and Dr. Cabrera wanted to analyze other health problems that have affected the monarch, such as anxiety or the so-called ‘sausage fingers’.

“This man has spent his whole life waiting. Waiting to be king, waiting to marry the woman he wanted. And when he has arrived, he has arrived tired and angry,” said Dr. Cabrera on the Cuatro program. After seeing some images where the king gets angry for smearing ink and misspelling a date, the specialist indicated: “It is intolerance.

He is not able to accept that he is a normal human being who makes mistakes. Since he was a baby, he has only had absorbent cotton around him. And he has spent his whole life doing a billion insignificant things and now as a king he does not feel very significant, he has low self-esteem.” In addition, Dr. Cabrera explained to Carmen Porter that it was necessary to look at the monarch’s ‘sausage fingers’. “We have seen that he eats the skin of his fingers: nerves, anxiety,” he said.

He added: “We also see chubby fingers, which almost always have to do with respiratory problems.And respiratory problems also have to do with the chaps, these little colors that he often has on his face. Unfortunately, that is now, let’s say, overshadowed by cancer”. Before finishing, Porter made it clear that she wished Charles a speedy recovery and closed the matter with a message of support for the British royal family and their latest bad news.