Donald Trump’s teenage son Baron tested positive for the coronavirus but showed no symptoms, according to first lady Melania Trump.

In a private post on the White House website, Mrs. Trump said 14-year-old Baron tested positive for the virus after both her parents became infected.

In the post, the title with my personal experience COVID-19, He said: “Recovering from an illness gives you a lot of time to reflect.”

She said her mind “immediately went to our son” after she and her husband became infected with the virus

“He tested negative for our great relief, but again many parents have been thinking for the past several months, ‘What will I do tomorrow or the day after?’ I can’t help thinking. ‘

“My fears came true when he was re-examined and it came in positive form. Luckily he was a strong teenager and showed no symptoms.

“In a way I’m glad the three of us got together so we could take care of each other and spend time together.

“Since then he has tested negative.”

Writing about her own experience with the virus, Mrs. Trump said she had “minimal symptoms, even though they hit me once and it seemed like a roller coaster of symptoms in the days that followed.”

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“I felt body aches, coughs and headaches and felt extremely tired most of the time,” he said.

Mrs. Trump said that in addition to vitamins and healthy foods for her recovery, the president’s doctor, Sean Conley, and his team also took care of the treatment.

He added, “It was an unfamiliar feeling for me to be patient instead of trying to encourage a person to keep our nation healthy and safe.” “It was taken care of me now and I got first hand experience with what COVID-19 can do.

“As patients and individuals benefit from medical assistance, I find myself becoming more and more grateful and caring and amazed at the first responders and everywhere in the family for the medical staff and residential staff who take care of us – thank you enough.”

During a three-night hospital stay with her husband, U.S. President Donald Trump, who contracted the virus earlier this month, Mrs. Trump said she “showed me a reflection of my family most of the time.”

He added, “I also thought about the thousands of people across our country who have been affected by this disease which affects people without any discrimination.”

Mr Trump was given an experimental dual antibody therapy, antiviral remedicative and steroid dexamethasone.

Dr Conley said earlier this week that he had tested negative and was no longer contagious.