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According to doctors, US President Donald Trump could soon be discharged from the hospital after his coronavirus infection. Doctor Brian Garibaldi said in front of Walter Reed Hospital in Bethesda near Washington that if Trump continues as well as he did Sunday, they hope to be able to discharge him this Monday.
Treatment could then continue at the White House. According to his personal physician Sean Conley, the health of the President of the United States, Donald Trump, has continued to improve recently. As with any illness, there are ups and downs, Conley said Sunday in front of Walter Reed Hospital in Bethesda, near Washington.
High fever on Friday
According to doctors, the president was not well Friday morning: Trump had a high fever, and his blood oxygen saturation briefly dropped twice. During this time, he was given oxygen and is now being treated with steroids. But since Friday he hasn’t had a fever, he told himself.
On Saturday night, Conley said doctors were cautiously optimistic. But Trump has yet to get over the mountain. In a video message from the hospital, the 74-year-old said: “I’m starting to feel good again.” But “the real test” is yet to come.
There was also no clearing from the personal physician: “Although he hasn’t made it over the hill, the team remains cautiously optimistic,” said personal physician Sean Conley Sunday night.
