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At dawn this time, President Trump left Walter Reed Military Hospital in Bethesda, Maryland, to return to the White House by car and then in his Marine One presidential helicopter, where he also briefly saluted, removing his mask from the balcony. However, there are also many questions about his treatment and his condition, as the therapy used so far with the president is not normal. Donald Trump was taken to the hospital on Friday, according to initial reports, only as a precaution, but it soon became clear that this was not entirely true. As we have written, the president has received various treatments, some of which contradict each other. One of its agents, a virus-neutralizing antibody cocktail made by Regeneron Pharma, is being tested in the early stages of the disease to prevent more serious complications and even hospitalization, while the other two agents, the antiviral Remdesivir, are being tested. testing. and the immunosuppressant dexamethasone is used in particularly severe cases in general and by no means at the same time as the antibody cocktail.
“We are navigating somewhat new waters because we are not used to using these drugs at such an early stage.”
said Dr. Sean Conley, the president’s personal physician, who for the first time acknowledged that
Donald Trump needed oxygen treatment on both Friday and Saturday
temporarily (so far this has been denied or the answer to this question has been avoided). “We are still in the woods, but if we finish today, we will have every reason to be optimistic,” continued Dr. Conley. He still had no answer on when the president’s last negative corona virus test was dated, so he didn’t even know exactly when he might have been infected. Donald Trump’s doctor has revealed that they are “regularly tested” at the White House, but most of the tests are called rapid tests, which are not entirely reliable. Donald Trump’s closest staff since the president’s illness have also been found to be infected, including his press officer, Kayleigh McEnany, and his former adviser and confidant, Kellyanne Conway, Oval Office director Nick Luna, and even the president’s campaign manager, Bill Stepien. Otherwise, remdesivir is given as an infusion for five consecutive days, but the president has only been in the hospital for three days. From this it can be inferred that you will receive the other doses at the White House. Due to the president’s illness, several of his major campaign events had to be canceled and it is unclear when he will be able to resume such activities.
“I will soon relaunch my campaign trips across the country!”
President Trump announced, but it is not entirely clear where or when this could happen. During the president’s illness, Vice President Mike Pence’s attention to his own campaign trips has increased significantly. There is cause for excitement, too, as the other candidate, Joe Biden, now leads by about 10 percent. Pence will have a public debate with Democratic Party Vice-Candidate Kamala Harris on Wednesday and has already arrived on the scene in Salt Lake City. The vice president again produced a negative Covid test on Monday, so for the moment he managed to avoid a virus that was already infecting in the vicinity of the president.
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