Kate Middleton, The Princess of Wales, recently underwent abdominal surgery and is now recovering at home. While Kensington Palace reports that she is making good progress, an expert in abdominal surgery warns that her recovery may take longer than expected.

On January 29, Kate Middleton left The London Clinic and returned to her Windsor home to continue her recovery. Kensington Palace expressed their gratitude to the care team at the clinic and stated that Kate will not be returning to her royal duties until after Easter. While the palace has kept the details of the surgery private, various reports have circulated, including some false claims of Kate’s life being in danger.

As Kate recovers at Adelaide Cottage, close to her family, it has been brought to light that the cottage may not be the ideal place for her recovery. According to royal correspondent Michael Cole, the cottage is known for being extremely cold. However, with her parents’ larger house nearby, Kate is on the path to recovery.

Despite her surgery, Kate managed to leave The London Clinic without being photographed. It is speculated that she left in a separate, unmarked car to avoid attention. This is not the first time Kate has successfully evaded the public eye, as she has previously found ways to enjoy some alone time without being discovered.

The recovery period for Kate’s surgery is estimated to be around six weeks for the wounds to fully heal. However, if it is a large wound, it may take up to nine months for the stitches to fully recover. During this time, it is crucial for Kate to focus on three main aspects: recognizing the significance of the surgery and allowing herself enough time to heal, maintaining a nutritious diet to aid in the healing process, and gradually increasing her mobility.

As Kate continues her recovery, let’s show our support for her by sharing this article and wishing her a speedy recovery!