Michael Jackson was nearly blind and had urinary problems

LOS ANGELES - Michael Jackson was nearly blind, had urinary problems and consulted a dermatologist three times a week, according to statements to police by Dr. Conrad Murray whose registration was issued Tuesday at the trial of the practitioner in Los Angeles.The doctor said, two days after the death of the star June 25, 2009, that his "view was very, very bad. I realized that it was really blind." The singer used a magnifying glass, said the doctor whose trial entered its third week.Dr. Murray, 58, is charged with manslaughter for administering the singer propofol, a powerful anesthetic he used as a sleeping aid, cause of death.The trial has already shown that at the time of his death, Michael Jackson was wearing a catheter to collect his urine and a nasal tube to receive oxygen."Mr. Jackson had problems with urination. In recent months, he told me that when he went to the bathroom, it took him hours to urinate," said the doctor. "Sometimes he would urinate on him."Mr. Murray told how he had treated the singer for dehydration and exhaustion several times, and how the star was feeding poorly."He does not eat, he does not drink. He said that his mother had to force him to eat during his childhood. He does not eat. What he eats when he eats, it is especially chicken and rice. "Conrad Murray also said that Michael Jackson was going three times a week renowned consult a dermatologist in Beverly Hills, Dr. Arnold Klein."The production told me recently that his worst day on stage was when he came out of the cabinet of Dr. Klein was three times a week," said the doctor, "and when he returned, he was exhausted and needed 24 hours to recover. "Conrad Murray, who has always acknowledged administered propofol to Michael Jackson on the morning of his death at his request, was brought before the Superior Court of Los Angeles. He faces up to four years in prison.His defense ensures that the singer was self-administered an additional dose of propofol without the knowledge of her doctor and that this dose would have "killed instantly".