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US President Donald Trump’s medical team said Sunday that his condition is improving and that he “could return to the White House on Monday.”
US President Donald Trump’s medical team said Sunday that his condition is improving and that he “could return to the White House on Monday.”
“The president could be discharged from the hospital tomorrow and return to the White House if he continues to improve,” said Dr. Gary Boldy of Johns Hopkins Hospital, and a member of the medical team treating Trump.
The medical team confirmed, during a press conference on Sunday in front of the Walter Reed Military Hospital near Washington, where Trump is being treated, that “the president continues to improve, and there has been no temperature rise since Friday, and the vital signs are stable. ”
The medical team confirmed that Trump does not suffer from respiratory problems and moves around the room without restrictions or obstructions, adding: “We are monitoring liver and heart functions, and there is nothing about it.”
The medical team confirmed that “the president finished two doses of Remdesivir, and we are watching for side effects, and there were no side effects,” indicating that “they will continue with one dose of the drug for five days.”
The team noted that “Trump only received one dose of oxygen and did not feel short of breath.”
Trump appeared in a new video he posted on Twitter on Saturday and said he was tired when he got to the hospital, “and now I feel so much better.”
Source: Free
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