MANILA, Philippines — Detained senator Leila de Lima's office on Tuesday said her doctors saw no signs of stroke from tests conducted during her medical furlough. The lawmaker returned to Camp Crame this morning after spending three days at the Manila Doctors Hospital. In a release, her office said her migraine headaches were due to "hot environment, poor ventilation and noise" which doctors associated with vertigo and hypertension. De Lima's blood pressure and sugar level should also be monitoring regularly, and was told to avoid stress. Presiding Judge Romeo Buenaventura of the Muntinlupa RTC Branch 256 had directed De Lima's office to turn in a written report on her medical status by the end of her furlough.

Source: Philippine Star April 27, 2021 11:03 UTC