Post by Deleted on Dec 7, 2014 13:20:24 GMT -6
Well, I am awfully glad he is okay and all....
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I am glad to hear it wasn't something more...too. After all, he actually did something I found staggering here recently. Especially for a man who gets full blown CT scans for sore throat complaints.
Obama meets Dallas Ebola survivor
If that hadn't been well past the 21 day period by now, well......I guess someone forgot to mention Ebola is still detectable in breast tissue and sperm as long as 7 weeks after clinical recovery from the symptoms. Err.. Silly people and their need for photo ops.
By the way.....How much does a CT scan run these days, anyway? (should the costs of the hospital disruption count? ehh...probably not..but still?)
This afternoon, President Obama got a CT Scan today for a sore throat has had "over the past couple weeks," according to a statement from his doctor, Ronny L. Jackson.
"This morning, an ear, nose and throat specialist from Fort Belvoir Medical Center conducted a fiber optic exam, under my supervision, of the President’s throat based on symptoms of sore throat over the past couple weeks. The exam revealed soft tissue swelling in the posterior throat and I, in consultation with the specialist, determined that further evaluation with a routine CT scan was prudent.
"This morning, an ear, nose and throat specialist from Fort Belvoir Medical Center conducted a fiber optic exam, under my supervision, of the President’s throat based on symptoms of sore throat over the past couple weeks. The exam revealed soft tissue swelling in the posterior throat and I, in consultation with the specialist, determined that further evaluation with a routine CT scan was prudent.
I am glad to hear it wasn't something more...too. After all, he actually did something I found staggering here recently. Especially for a man who gets full blown CT scans for sore throat complaints.
Obama meets Dallas Ebola survivor
If that hadn't been well past the 21 day period by now, well......I guess someone forgot to mention Ebola is still detectable in breast tissue and sperm as long as 7 weeks after clinical recovery from the symptoms. Err.. Silly people and their need for photo ops.
By the way.....How much does a CT scan run these days, anyway? (should the costs of the hospital disruption count? ehh...probably not..but still?)
