Putin's critic doctors say he could die in prison within days

The doctors of the Russian opposition activist, Alexei Navally, have expressed their concerns about worsening the activist's health situation after his arrest.

They have said that if the Russian government does not pay attention to Navalny's state of health, it could die within a few days, writes the BBC, Periscopi broadcast.

According to the result of blood tests, doctors have said that Navalny could have cardiac arrest or kidney failure.

Activist Navajo is on hunger strike for 18 days in a row, demanding adequate health treatment for acute back pain and leg numbness.

Navalny, known as a vocal critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin, has been being held in prison since February of this year on old embezzlement charges.

So far, his four doctors, including his personal doctor, Anastassia Vasileva, have also written to the prison wardens in which Navalny is being held so that an emergency visit may be allowed.

In a letter published on the social Twitter network by Dr. Vassilieva, experts have indicated that potassium in the body of Navalny has reached critical universities.

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This means damaged renal function and serious heart rate problems that can occur every minute”, says the letter.

Navalny had accused Putin of ordering his poisoning in August 2020, where Navajo had almost died.

The activist's charges had been dropped by Putin. /Periscopi