Biden feeling ‘very well’ in COVID recovery

President Biden was feeling “very well” Thursday and only coughing occasionally as he continued to recover from his socalled rebound case of COVID.

Despite testing positive for the virus, Biden is making steady progress at ditching his mild symptoms, White House physician Dr. Kevin O’Connor said.

“He is experiencing a very occasional cough, but the cough is improving,” O’Connor said in a daily update on the president’s condition.

Biden’s vital signs remained normal and his prognosis is excellent given that he’s fully vaccinated and twice boosted.

The president first contracted COVID two weeks ago and was quickly treated with the anti-viral drug Paxlovid and responded very well to treatment. He tested negative and emerged from isolation.

But like some Paxlovid patients, Biden experienced a rebound last weekend, with some mild symptoms lingering.

Biden was infected by the BA.5 subvariant, which is now sweeping the country. Hospitalizations and deaths are rising, although widespread vaccinations and previous infections are helping to keep a lid on the toll.