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The medical team that treats the president of the United States, Donald Trump, at the Walter Reed Military Hospital, near Washington, DC, confirmed this Monday that he is “in good condition” and will be subject to observation for 10 days, after his expected discharge from the medical center on Monday, and his return to the White House.
Doctors confirmed, at a press conference in front of the hospital, in the state of Maryland, that “all the president’s vital signs are normal. His temperature is normal, heart rate and oxygen saturation in hemoglobin. There are no respiratory problems. Lung and liver functions are normal. ” He was dehydrated and would take a fifth dose of remdesivir.
The White House doctor, Sean Connolly, spoke with reporters and stressed that the president “has met all the requirements for a safe exit” to the White House, the latter announced in a tweet before the press conference.
And he, Trump, had announced that he would be leaving the medical center at 6:30 pm local time, and wrote: “I feel really good! Don’t be afraid of Covid. Don’t let it take over your life. We have developed some medications under my administration. I feel better than 20 years ago. ” Years!
For his part, his doctor announced that “as long as everything is going in the right direction, there is nothing to prevent his return to the White House.”
He told reporters, “Every hospital stay is a risk. There is nothing we do here that we cannot do safely in the White House,” hoping that you will continue to take your medications after your discharge.
Regarding the presence of fears for its deterioration, he said: “We feel cautiously optimistic, because we are in unknown situations,” and emphasized that if “Monday passes safely, we will breathe a sigh of relief.”
And Connolly stressed that the health crisis did not affect Trump’s mental and mental abilities, saying: “I saw them with the videos.
In response to a question about whether the X-rays showed any complications, he said: “We have done routine imaging and there is nothing to discuss.”
The US president’s doctor confirmed that he needed “a small amount of oxygen twice,” but that he did not suffer from respiratory problems, did not cough or complain of any muscle pain, and was taking a routine drug to treat Covid-19. .
In response to a question about the impact of his car ride on those around him on Sunday, the doctor said that protective personnel obtained “personal protective equipment and we work with experts to keep surrounding workers safe.” .
The Al-Hurra correspondent expects Trump to work at full capacity, while Vice President Mike Pence will follow the election campaigns.
The US president had been transferred to a military hospital on the outskirts of the capital after contracting Covid-19, and said in a video posted on Twitter on Saturday that he felt “much better.”
And his doctor said in a note posted Saturday that the president “has come a long way since he was diagnosed with the virus.”
