It is undoubtedly one of the aspects that stands out more than any other catalyzing the attention of fans of Un Posto al Sole. We're talking about health of Luca De Santis who, since his return to Naples, has aroused various suspicions in viewers.
The new head physician of San Filippo, in fact, takes medication which, at least until now, represent a real mystery. Recent events, however, have opened the door to one hypothesis more than many others. And so on the net rumor circulates that Luca De Santis is, in reality, suffering from Alzheimer's disease.
Does Luca De Santis have Alzheimer's disease?
In the episodes of UPAS already aired we have seen Luca De Santis take different types of drugs. At first glance, the fans thought that De Santis might have diabetes due to the syringe he used for inject something. On closer inspection, however, the syringe did not coincide with those used by diabetics.
When hiring one mysterious tablet followed a particularly alarming episode. Shortly before taking office as the new head physician of the hospital, De Santis is literally panicked simply because he could no longer find a document essential.
Yet the man was convinced that he had brought the documentation in question with him without however, evidently, remember its location. That's why viewers have begun to think that Luca may be afflicted by a onset of Alzheimer's disease.
Una neurodegenerative disease which starts vaguely indeed forgetting several things. A condition that gets worse over time to the point where patients don't even recognize the people around them and need to be helped in their daily lives in all respects.
Luca forgets where he is and panics
In the episode of UPAS extension aired a few days ago, just theJune 1 last, we had another try that Luca De Santis' problem could actually be Alzheimer's. After seeing a house together with Giulia, the man he strolled through the alleys of Naples and suddenly it dawned on him not knowing where he was.
The agitation has, therefore, begun to take possession of him making him come almost on the verge of a panic attack. De Santis came out of this strange "inconvenience" asking a passerby for directions to be able to return home di Michele, where he is currently a guest.
Once safe within the home, we saw it call a medical colleague (presumably specialized in neurology) to tell him what has just happened and to show him all his concern. According to what was alleged, the symptoms in question should have gone further.
Here, from here, a another clue that it could really be Alzheimer'sr. In any case, judging by the advances of UPAS for the coming week, it seems that the mystery about Luca's illness is destined to be resolved soon. By June 8th, in fact, the man he will confide in Michele and tell him about the problems which afflict him so much. All that remains is to wait!
