Biden COVID-19 update: Sore throat lingers, but signs and symptoms enhanced 'significantly'

Brady Knox

July 24, 12:17 PM July 24, 12:24 PM

President Joe Biden's ailment has improved, with his only big remaining symptom staying a sore throat, in accordance to his health care provider.

Biden will retain taking Paxlovid, with Saturday currently being the 3rd working day of the program, and the president proceeds to be taken care of with tylenol, oral hydration, reduced dose aspirin, and an albuterol inhaler, said a letter from his doctor Kevin O'Connor on Sunday.

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"His predominant symptom now is sore throat. This is most probably a consequence of lymphoid activation as his physique clears the virus, and is so encouraging. His rhinorrhea, cough and overall body aches have diminished significantly. His voice remains a bit deep. His pulse, blood pressure, respiratory fee and temperature all stay regular. His oxygen sturation carries on to be outstanding on place air. His lungs continue to be crystal clear," O'Connor wrote.

The latest update notes an enhancement from Saturday, when Biden even now experienced from indications such as rhinorrhea, a unfastened cough, and entire body aches. By Sunday, O'Connor stated Biden's signs experienced ongoing to "make improvements to appreciably."

Biden's COVID-19 prognosis was discovered on Thursday, next a trip to Massachusetts to give a speech on climate modify.

The White Dwelling speedily produced a photo exhibiting Biden working and boasting to be hectic in an clear bid to assuage fears about the health and fitness of the 79-year-outdated president. Biden also released a video clip on Twitter assuring people today that his situation wasn't severe, crediting his position as staying double vaccinated and double boosted.

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Vice President Kamala Harris was thought of a close get in touch with, but she has not analyzed optimistic just lately. She experienced contracted the virus in April.