John Fetterman could leave Walter Reed in next two weeks: Report

Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) is reported to be in good health and could be discharged. Walter Reed National Military Medical Center Within the next two weeks.

Fetterman checked in to the facility last month. Receive treatment for clinical depression after a brief hospital stint days earlier for feeling lightheaded. His doctor is optimistic that he’ll be. “as good or better than his best days post-stroke,” CNN reported.

PHOTOS OF FETTERMAN AT WALTER REED RELEASED FOR FIRST TIME SINCE HOSPITALIZATION

The doctors’ attempts to save his life are what is causing the prolonged stay. “medication balance exactly right,” According to the report. His blood pressure medication had been too strong, according to doctors. He may have experienced lightheadedness last month.

Fetterman suffered a stroke just days before he won the Pennsylvania Democratic Senate primary. His hearing and speech problems remained. He returned to campaigning months later, defeating Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and flipping a Senate Seat blue.

Fetterman, despite his medical treatment, has been able to co-sponsor legislation.

His team released photos of him in hospital, browsing documents with Adam Jentleson (his chief of staff) earlier this month.

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Fetterman was not the only one who was hospitalized. Senator Dianne Feinstein (D.CA) was then released from the hospital and is currently recovering from shingles. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-KY, was released from the hospital Monday after suffering a concussion. He will now be admitted to an inpatient rehab facility.

The Washington Examiner You can contact Fetterman’s Office for more information.