WASHINGTON: The former health indicator of US President Bill Clinton is “trend in the right direction”, but he will continue to receive treatment at the South California Hospital for another night, his spokesman said.
Clinton (75) was received on Tuesday night to the Irvine University of California (UC) medical center in Orange County for non-Coronavirus-related infections, the Xinhua news agency reported on Saturday.
The white blood count has declined significantly, said Angel Urena spokesman on Friday, adding that Clinton will remain in the hospital overnight to “accept further antibiotics”.
Clinton was in the intensive care section of the UC Irvine Medical Center, although it did not accept “ICU CARE”, KABC-TV, the west coast flagship station from the ABC television network, quoting a former president who said.
Aude told reporters at the hospital that Clinton had a urological infection that spread to his bloodstream, but on improvement and never experienced septic shock, the potential condition of life.
Clinton is in South California for personal reception and dinner for the non-profit Clinton Foundation.
After meeting friends in Orange County on Tuesday, he reported feeling tired, aide to the former president was quoted by the Los Angeles Times.
Clinton, a member of the Democratic Party, served as US President 42 from 1993 to 2001.