The White House revealed that Trump's condition was worse than they initially said

White House press secretary Mark Meadows revealed that President Donald Trump's condition on Friday was much worse than first reported, adding that doctors recommended that Trump be hospitalized due to a fever and a drop in oxygen levels in his blood. good.

In an interview with Fox News, Meadows commented on the contradictory and unclear reports about the health of the 74-year-old president who contracted Covid-19.

"Yesterday morning we were really worried, he had a fever and his blood oxygen level dropped. But, in his typical style, the president was up and walking," Meadows said, noting that the president is now recovering well.

"I can tell you this, the most important thing is that now there is no fever and that the president is really well when it comes to blood oxygenation," Meadows added, Indeks reports.

White House officials, including Meadows, said Friday that the president had "mild symptoms" and was continuing to work.

However, doctors from Walter Reed Military Hospital and Johns Hopkins Hospital recommended that President Trump be transferred to the hospital.

"Since yesterday morning, he has recovered incredibly, especially when I know that a large number of people, including me and the doctor, were very worried," Medouz said.