Joe Biden continues to test positive for COVID, but is in good health and will remain isolated

US President Joe Biden still test positive for COVID-19according to the antigen test they did this Tuesday, but he’s fine and will continue to be isolated to avoid infecting other people.

This was stated in the report by his doctor, Dr. Kevin O’Connor, released by the White House, according to which all the president’s levels – temperature, pulse, blood pressure, respiration and oxygen in the blood – are “completely normal”.

The doctor added that Biden’s lungs are clean and explained that he will continue with the president’s daily health surveillance, which will maintain his “strict isolation measures”.

Biden, who according to the doctor is “conscientiously following” this recommendation to prevent others from becoming infected and to protect everyone who works around him, will continue to work from your residence at the White House.

Joe Biden’s COVID chart

On July 21, the White House announced that Biden had been infected with COVID-19 and had “mild symptoms”. The diagnosis led to the suspension of the bilateral meeting that the president of the United States had agreed with the Argentine president, Alberto Fernández, for July 27 at the White House.

From then on, mandatory solitary confinement was enacted and Biden continued to work from the White House. Her doctor prescribed Paxlovid antiviral for her and over the next few days she reported improvements every day. On July 27, she was released from solitary confinement after testing negative the day before.

However, after testing negative for four consecutive days, an antigen test last Saturday proved it the virus was still present in the body of the president, who has returned to isolate himself.

Source: EFE