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Butaflika suffers chronic disease that threatens his life

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A high ranking Algerian source disclosed that the Algerian President Abdul Aziz Butaflika who is currently under medical treatment in France suffers a chronicle disease in the Kidney that requires regular Kidney cleansing, an "taking medicines that limit the consequences of the disease and its complications with the progress of the age. "

The source which is linked with personal relations with Butaflika since the 1960s said that the disease from which Butaflika suffers since his youth is called Polycystic kidney disease which is an inherited disease in which the cells are converted into other shapes that make it lose its function.

The French doctors who treat the Algerian President ( 68 years old) at Val De Grass military hospital are working to control the disease whose problems are increasing with the progress of age and it very often attacks the liver system of the body.

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