Former US President Trump was infected with the new crown virus last year, and his condition is far worse than publicly known at the time. According to multiple sources, Trump's blood oxygen concentration was once extremely low, and pneumonia-related illnesses also appeared in his lungs.
The New York Times quoted two sources familiar with Trump’s illness at the time, revealing that before Trump was sent to the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, the situation was so worrying that officials believed that he might need to replace him. Lampe put on his breathing apparatus.
Sources familiar with the situation said that Trump had lung infiltration at the time, and only lung inflammation, water accumulation, and bacteria can cause lung infiltration. These conditions, coupled with the appearance of other symptoms, are obvious signs of new coronary pneumonia.
People familiar with the matter said that Trump's blood oxygen concentration once dropped to more than 80. This alone is enough to make people extremely worried, because the blood oxygen concentration is as low as 90, even if it is severe.
According to people familiar with the matter, Trump was reluctant to leave the White House and transferred to the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for medical treatment. It was not until his staff warned that he could choose to walk on his own, or take the risk and wait for the deterioration of his condition to be carried by the US Secret Service, that Trump gave in.
Trump was diagnosed with infection on October 1st last year, and the next day his condition deteriorated and he was admitted to the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. It is unclear whether he was ill when he attended the presidential debate on September 29.
Trump’s doctor Conley repeatedly downplayed his condition at the time, saying only that the president had received X-rays and computed tomography, but did not say whether the president had pneumonia or whether the lung tissue was damaged, only that everything was found As expected, there are no major clinical concerns.
Conley told the media at the time that the president’s blood oxygen level dropped to 93%, but never dropped to over 80%. It was not until the New York Times reporter asked that Conley admitted that Trump had breathing difficulties in the White House and had accepted it twice before being hospitalized. Oxygen supply.
Before Trump was hospitalized, he received antibody therapy in the White House that was not common at the time. After Trump was hospitalized, he began to receive the steroid drug dexamethasone. This type of treatment is usually recommended for the treatment of critically ill patients, and such patients usually require mechanical ventilator or auxiliary oxygen supply.
Trump experienced breathing difficulties and fever on October 2 last year. These were previously disclosed by the media, but the latest details show that whether it is his illness or the White House tried every means to obtain unproven drugs. The fight against the virus has further revealed the most thrilling secrets of Trump's presidency.
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