Queen Camilla is sick with a chest infection and has canceled several royal appearances. She will be represented by another member of the royal family at a Remembrance event later this week.

Chest infection treatment at home. The NHS website recommends plenty of rest and water for people suffering from a horrible chest infection, plus painkillers to bring down a high temperature and ...

Queen Camilla shared she’s “on the mend” as she returned to her royal duties after battling a chest infection last week. “I’m obviously getting much better, bit of sort of coughing going ...

Queen Camilla has shared an update on her health after contracting a chest infection that forced her to step aside from royal duties.. Camilla, 77, spoke about her ongoing recovery on Tuesday ...

On Nov. 5, Buckingham Palace announced that the Queen, 77, was ill with a chest infection and regretfully had to cancel her engagements for the rest of the week.

Queen Camilla, 77, is "currently unwell with a chest infection" and has been forced to "withdraw from her engagements for this week," Buckingham Palace announced Tuesday.

Queen Camilla to host Booker Prize reception following chest infection. Despite her recent illness, Queen Camilla is scheduled to host a reception at Clarence House on Nov. 12 to celebrate the ...

Someone with a chest infection will typically feel unwell for up to 10 days and might need antibiotics, but they should normally begin to feel better after three weeks.

They often make us feel wheezy and lead to a nasty cough.“Symptoms of a chest infection can include a chesty cough (sometimes with yellow or green phlegm), wheezing, shortness of breath, chest ...

Queen Camilla's chest infection comes after the royal family has been dealing with multiple health scares. Buckingham Palace announced King Charles III had been diagnosed with cancer in February.

A mild chest infection can be treated with a number of home remedies to ease symptoms, such as: Drinking a warm lemon water and honey mixture to ease the sore throat caused by coughing; ...