Covid: ‘Ups & downs’ in Donald Trump’s condition, being given 2 medicines
Updated on Oct 05, 2020 08:35 am IST
Doctors attending to US president Donald Trump commented on his condition. Trump was hospitalised after testing positive for Covid-19. Trump is being given drugs like Remdesivir and Dexamethasone. The US president may be discharged by October 5 if his condition stays good. Dr Sean Conley, physician to president Trump said that there has been 'frequent ups & downs, as with any illness' but he 'continues to improve'. Pulmonary Critical Care Doctor, Brian Garibaldi informed that Trump completed the 2nd Remdesivir dose on Oct 3 evening. Garibaldi informed that Trump was also being monitored for potential side effects. Watch the full video for more.
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