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On October 2, the temperature of the president of the United States, Donald Trump, rose and the level of oxygen in his blood dropped drastically, after hospitalization his condition improved, said White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows.
The health status of the COVID-19 patient, US President Donald Trump on October 2, really raised concerns, White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows told Fox News.
“We were very worried yesterday. I had a high fever and the oxygen level in my blood plummeted,” Meadows said on the night of October 3.
He added that after his hospitalization, Trump’s health has “improved tremendously.”
“There is no more fever, the oxygen saturation in the blood has increased. I am very, very optimistic based on the current results,” added the White House chief of staff.
He noted that according to the doctor’s prognosis, Trump will not be out of danger for “about 48 hours.” At the same time, Meadows added, doctors are “cautiously optimistic.”
At a briefing outside the Walter Reed Military Medical Center, where Trump was hospitalized, Meadows said that Trump still cannot be said to be on the road to a full recovery, The New York Times reports..
On the morning of October 4, the White House press office on Instagram posted a photo of Trump working in his conference room at the Walter Reed Military Medical Center.
On October 2, Trump announced that he and First Lady Melania had confirmed COVID-19. Before that, the coronavirus was detected in Advisor to President Hope Hicks. The president and the first lady planned to stay in the White House during treatment, but he was hospitalized overnight. They took such a measure out of “excess caution,” the Trump administration said.
CNN reported Oct. 3 that the next 48 hours could be critical for Trump, with the president’s vital signs “alarming,” the source said. Trump released a video message in which he said that immediately after the hospitalization “he did not feel very well”, but now he is “much better”. First lady with illness “he copes very well “but”she’s a little younger, “Trump said.
An outbreak of coronavirus infection began in late 2019 in China. On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization declared the spread of the coronavirus a pandemic.
The United States ranks first in the world in spreading the disease. By data American Johns Hopkins University, in this country the coronavirus was confirmed in 7.38 million people, 209 thousand died, 2.9 million recovered.
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