Marc Márquez will continue with the recovery of his third operation on the humerus of his right arm at his home after receiving medical discharge from the Ruber International Clinic. The Repsol Honda rider underwent surgery on December 3 and has already been able to leave the hospital.The infectious process that Marc Márquez had suffered after his third humerus operation has already been overcome thanks to the attention of the medical services, which with Antibiotics have helped the six-time MotoGP World Championship winner overcome this mishap. In this way, they have considered it appropriate that the Cervera rider can return home to continue with the recovery. After 10 days in the hospital, we are already home😁 After 10 days in the hospital, we arrive at home☺️ pic.twitter.com/FUoPkbqxNX – Marc Márquez (@ marcmarquez93) December 13, 2020 The humerus of the pilot's right arm is not he has stopped giving Marc Márquez problems. This was the third time that the Spaniard had undergone surgery and it is expected that he will be out for about 6 months, so the next World Cup would not start. Now he will have to, according to the doctors, take that rehabilitation easy before getting back on the bike so that he does not have problems again and can fight for the title in 2021.
Marc Márquez: The MotoGP rider is discharged from hospital after 10 days in hospital
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Marc Márquez has returned to being Marc Márquez. And that's good news for him, for those of us who love motorcycling and for MotoGP. But not so much for his rivals because, as soon as he respects his health, that kind of democracy in which anyone could win has ended. With the tyrant Márquez… Continue reading "Farewell to 'democracy' in MotoGP: the 'tyrant' Marc Márquez returns to power"





