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President Donald Trump and the first Lady Melania Trump tested Covid-19 positive this week and a lot wonder how the virus will affect the White House, what the President's treatment plan will involve, and when life can come back to the normal. We talked about a few MDS on what the life of the president will look like in the coming weeks and that was what they had to say. Read on and ensure your health and health of others, do not miss theseWithout signs that you have already had coronavirus.

Vivek Cherian, MD, an internal medicine doctor based in Baltimore and a member of the American College of Physicians, explains that the CDC's guidelines, "The Chairman should remain in isolation for a period of 2 weeks."

"Virtually speaking, it means that the President will probably not be able to attend the next presidential debate (planned for October 15), unless it is done virtually or postponed," A-T- he adds. "Also gatherings the President has programmed over the next two weeks will probably be canceled."

Steven Schnur, MD, a certified doctor specializing in the IMHealthytoday.com Internal Medicine Founder suggests that Trump will likely use a motor pulse oximeter of his oxygen saturation levels. "A 100% SPO2 actually zero clinical difference to a reading of 96%", reports that Houston Methodist. "As a good general rule, a person with CVIV-19 monitoring monitor his clinical status at home will ensure that SPO2 reading remains systematically equal to 90 to 92%."

The White House was probably at the end of the contact tracing efforts, while involving a list of each that it was exposed to 48 before the appearance of its symptoms, Dr. Schnur said. "Anyone who was between 6 feet for 15 minutes or more, these people will have to be tested," he says.

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Dr. Kenneth Ratzan, former Head of Infectious Diseases and Epidemiology at Mount Sinai Medical Center, and IMHealthytoday.com advisor, adds that it could be a candidate for experimental treatment. "I suspect that he has given Eli Lilly's experimental monoclonal antibody who is safe and likely to be effective if this is given early in his illness," he explains.

Dr Schnur said the chair could take a Vitamin regime oriented on COVID, including vitamin C, quercetin, zinc and vitamin D3.

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Dr. Ratzan suggested that the child's health could worsen. "Without monoclonal RX antibodies, clinical disease could progress over 7 to 10 days to involve its lungs, cause pneumonia, respiratory failure, cardiac dysfunction (myocarditis), CNS malfunction due to coagulation or encephalitis. , renal dysfunction, intravascular coagulation in the lungs and elsewhere, "he says. "It could also experiment with a prolonged period of post-viral asthenia. Of course, these symptoms and complications are probably not likely as possible as the worst scenarios."

"As you all know, the president and the first lady tested positive for Covid-19," said his Chief of Staff Mark Meadows. "They stay in a good mood. The president has light symptoms ... .He continues to be not only in a good mood but very energetic." This may be the case for the duration of its symptoms of cold disease and either.

Dr. Schnur explains that after 14 days, he will have to be withdrawn. "He should be tested at the end of the days," he says. "And because it is president, it should require two negative PCR tests at the end of its 10 days. If they are both negative, it can be released from isolation." As for yourself, to cross this pandemic with your healthiest, do not miss these35 places you are most likely to catch Covid.