President Trump describes some of its COVID symptoms

"I think it would have worse," he says.


Friday, Fox News announced that President Donald Trump, hospitalized for Coronavirus a week ago, would appear live duringTucker Carlson tonight and that one of the network contributors,Dr. Marc Siegel, would have "Conduct a medical assessment and interview during the program. "

Trump appeared, but Siegel did not do a medical examination. Instead, he conducted an interview of a separate place of the President, who was at the White House. During the questions / answers, Trump described some of the symptoms he had lived during his Covid fight. He did not mention the others who had been reported by the press, citing from the sources of the White House.

This is what Trump has said about its Covid symptoms and what other reports indicate that the president may also have lived. Read on and ensure your health and health of others, do not miss these Without signs that you have already had coronavirus.

1

Weakness and fatigue

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"I did not feel really strong," says Trump. "I did not have a breathing problem, which many people seem to have, I had nothing of that. But I did not feel very loud, I did not feel very vital. I do not I did not feel that the US president should feel, and I knew there was something a bit. "

He added, "I would say more than anything else."

2

Congestion in the lungs

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Trump said that while he was hospitalized at Walter Reed, his lungs were tested. "And that tested well. Initially, I think they had some congestion there, but he finally tested well. And with every day, it was better. And I think that's why They wanted me to stay frankly, but cat scans were incredible.. The equipment was amazing. I have never seen any equipment like that before. "

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3

On the drugs it has been given

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Trump confirmed that he had received an infusion of monoclonal antibodies and had steroid dexamethasone. "I did not know what it was," he said about him. "It's a form of a steroid, but it keeps the swelling of the lungs as I understand it. And I have tolerated it very well. I do not support it anymore, but it was a long term."

On CNN after the interview, Dr. Sanjay Gupta noted that Dexamethasone is usually a 10-day course, so if the president took the typical course, he would always be on the medicine.

4

On the key to recovery

"I think the big secret for me was that I arrived very early, and I think it would have worse," said Trump. "One of the doctors said he thought it would be worse. I'm just thinking that even these medications, they are much better if you get them early that if you recover late. That will probably react better. So I think that before is an important factor in my case. "

5

Fever

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Trump did not describe to have fever during the interview. But several opportunities reported that Trump had a low year fever at the beginning of his illness. At a briefing of October 3, the doctors of the presidents declared that he had been free of fever for 24 hours, which implies that he had fever of a certain note at some point.

In addition to coughing, shortness of breath and fatigue, fever is one of the four key signs of Covid-19 infection, the CDC says.

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6

Difficulty breathing

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During the interview, Trump stated that he had no breathing problem during his illness. But on October 3rd,theNew York Times reportedThis Chief of Staff Mark Meadows called Trump's symptoms "Very concerning" and that two people close to the White House said "That the president had trouble breathing Friday and his level of oxygen dropped, which dropped his doctors to give him extra oxygen to the White House and transfer it to Walter Reed where he could be monitored. With better equipment and treated more quickly in case of problems. . "

Respiratory difficulties are common in coronavirus patients. The virus seems to create inflammation in the lungs, which can cause air difficulty.

7

Low oxygen level

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The level of oxygen of the blood of the body is measured so that the organs of the body get enough oxygen, which is essential for their function. Low oxygen is a common complication of COVID-19 and an emergency. Citing people close to the White House, last weekend, several outlets reported that Trump's oxygen level dropped twice at the beginning of his illness.

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How to stay healthy

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As for yourself, do everything you can to prevent you from installing and spread-Covid-19 in the first place:MaskBe tested if you think you have coronavirus, avoid crowds (and bars and evenings of the house), practice social distance, do only run essential races, wash your hands regularly, disinfect frequently affected areas and to cross this healthiest pandemic, do not miss these 35 places you are most likely to catch Covid .


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