Queen Elizabeth II passed away on September 8 2022. Just two days before her death, Queen Elizabeth was seen smiling and standing when she was formally introduced to the new Prime Minister, who had just taken office.
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The Queen’s official cause of death has not been made public, but there has been recent speculation that she could have suffered a heart attack.
Speaking to Weekend Sunrise, GP Ginni Mansberg said the average person in the United Kingdom dies at 82-years-old, so it was “amazing” that the Queen to made it to 96.
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“The number one killer of women is dementia – well clearly she didn’t have that,” Mansberg told Sunrise.
“Heart disease and stroke are the next two – she could have had a stroke, she could have had a heart attack.”
According to reports, Queen Elizabeth II has suffered from back pain for many years and had knee surgery in 2003.
In late February, Queen Elizabeth was diagnosed with the coronavirus. She had “mild cold-like symptoms” and continued light duties at Windsor Castle during this time, according to Buckingham Palace.
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