Some royal fans believe Kate Middleton’s surgery was related to a side effect of her past pregnancies.
During her pregnancies, Kate had an aggressive key in of morning sickness called hyperemesis gravidarum.
It typically only lasts during an expectant mother’s pregnancy.
However, some wonder if Kate’s past hyperemesis gravidarum is why she had to have abdominal surgery.
She’s been very open about that.
Hyperemesis gravidarum happens to a lot of women.
If anything, she helped spread awareness."
The palace also released statements for Kate’ssecondandthird pregnancies, all of which referenced the hyperemesis gravidarum.
The intense morning sickness is one ofthe health problems Kate has addressed publicly.
I wasn’t eating the things I should be eating."
It was, yeah, hugely powerful."
As Kate recovers from her operation in 2024,her continued absence from the public eye is causing concern.
Hopefully, the healing process will continue to go smoothly.
Not every theory is so plausible.
One reporter named Concha Calleja had a misinformed theory on the aftermath of Kate’s abdominal surgery.
They had to intubate her.
This claim has since been denied by an insider from the palace.
