This is the reason for the death of Queen Elizabeth .. Doctors reveal how she deteriorated

The Australian doctor, Dr. Deb Cohen-Jones, indicated that the weakness and weakness that appeared on the late Queen Elizabeth the second During the last royal occasion she appeared, "there were signs that she would die within days," according to the British "Daily Mail" website.
Jones, who lives in Perth, Western Australia, said the pictures of Queen Elizabeth II's hands posing alongside new British Prime Minister Liz Terrace at Balmoral Castle in Scotland on Tuesday were a sign of her deteriorating health.

Jones added that the images showed evidence of peripheral vascular disease, a circulatory disorder that causes the blood vessels outside the heart and brain to narrow, block or spasm, usually leading to heart failure. She explained that poor peripheral circulation can also indicate that the rest of the body is not receiving a good blood supply, and therefore multiple organ failure can occur.

Some of the known symptoms of poor peripheral blood circulation include intermittent pain, which may appear as cramps or muscle fatigue, “coldness” of the affected part of the body, and numbness or tingling.

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And the late queen's hands appeared "spotted" or "covered with dark blue spots" in her recent photos, which can be explained that her heart was unable to pump blood effectively. In this context, Crossroads Hospice reports that in this case, blood pressure drops slowly and blood flow throughout the body slows, causing the extremities to feel cold to the touch.
For her part, Jones stressed that Queen Elizabeth II "would have suffered a lot" if she had been chronically ill because she was "looking in a very serious condition", although she was trying to appear brave and smile in front of the cameras.
In a related context, Jones considered that the "slightly curved appearance" in which the Queen appeared in the last picture, "is normal for her age and is likely to be the result of suffering from osteoporosis."