Trump has been 'fever-free' for 4 days, hasn’t shown symptoms for over 24 hours: Physician

In a new update on October 7,  White House physician Dr Sean Conley said that President Trump has been “fever-free” for four days and hasn’t shown any symptoms for “over 24 hours.” “ President this morning says ‘I feel great!’,” Conley said in a memo, shared by White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany. He added, that President Trump has t had any symptoms of coronavirus, declaring, that US President was “symptom-free”.

“President’s physical exam and vital signs, including oxygen saturation and respiratory rate, all remain stable and in rmal range,” Dr Sean Conley said. He added that Trump has remained rmal with soaring temperature as recorded over past 4 days and that he hasn’t needed any supplemental oxygen in course of his hospitalization. “Of te today, President’s labs demonstrated detectable levels of SARS-CoV-2 IgG antibodies,” Conley informed press.

He continued that initial IgG levels drawn in lab were undetectable, and president’s medical team will closely monitor and update about his health condition furr. Trump walked out of Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for White House on third day along course of his treatment, raising speculations if he was still contagious as medical team refused to mention his last negative test. 

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In a press conference earlier, Conley had mentioned that President has had a “high fever” and his blood oxygen level below 94 percent, quickly adding, but President Trump’s cardiac, kidney and liver functions were completely “rmal” and he had difficulty in breathing. Conley said that a dose of antibody, zinc, Vitamin D, famotidine, melatonin, and aspirin was administered to Trump. And he was set to receive a dose of Remdesivir at White House in a five-day course. President Trump was also given a dose of steroid dexamethasone, his team informed. 

As Trump returned to Oval Office, he addressed citizens in foot posted on Twitter, asking, if y recognized ir “favourite president” who returned a day ago from Walter Reed Centre. Furr, Trump touted Regeneron drug cocktail REGN-COV2 as COVID-19 ‘cure’ as he warned warning in foot, saying, China will pay a "big price for what y've done”. 

Meadows' 'skepticism' 

Hailing "rapeutic substitute” as key for his recovery, Trump said, ”I wasn't feeling so hot, and y gave me Regeneron. I think this was key. It was unbelievable, I felt good immediately, I felt as good three days ago as I do w," he said in video. Meanwhile, in an interview with US’ Fox, White House chief of staff Mark Meadows revealed that he kept access to Trump’s room “extremely limited”. t having details of when or if at all Trump tested negative, Meadows said White House does t get into testing protocol. 

[Donald Trump std a dramatic return to White House Monday night after leaving military hospital where he has been receiving an unprecedented level of care for COVID-19. Trump entered White House without wearing a protective mask. Credit: AP]

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