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The president of the United States has not had a fever since Friday and does not have respiratory difficulties, as his health is improving, said one of the accompanying doctors, Sean Conley, in another talk outside the Walter Reed hospital on Sunday.
The prospects for evolution are optimistic and another of the doctors on the team that has been following Donald Trump since his hospitalization on Friday said that it is possible that the president will be discharged tomorrow, Monday.
Quoted by The Guardian newspaper, Brian Garabaldi described the US President’s health status as follows: “He has always been active. If he continues to feel and be the way he is today, he may be discharged tomorrow and may return to the White House, where he can continue treatment. “
On the need for supplemental oxygen, Sean Conley admitted Sunday that the president, in fact, needed that help on Friday. “During this period, the President suffered two episodes of falling oxygen levels and required supplemental oxygen for an hour while in the White House.”
In the briefing on Saturday, the head of the medical team had never admitted this situation.
Another of the information given is related to the treatment that is being used with Donald Trump. In addition to a cocktail of antibodies and the antiviral Remdisivir, he also received dexamethasone on Saturday, the drug that was recently approved by the European Medicines Agency for the treatment of patients with COVID-19 who need supplemental oxygen or mechanical ventilation.
This corticosteroid was administered after the second episode of reduction in blood oxygen levels, up to 93%, which occurred this Saturday.
