Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has been released from New York-Presbyterian Hospital on Wednesday after spending three days undergoing treatment for a blood clot in her head.
Her release came just hours after her husband Bill Clinton emerged from the hospital, flashing a reassuring smile to seemingly signal that his wife Hillary was on the mend marking a turnaround from the anguish the couple's daughter, Chelsea, displayed on Monday after she visited her mom in the Washington Heights area hospital.
The Secretary of State, 65, has been hospitalized since Sunday when her doctors discovered a blood clot in her head, in a vein behind her right ear that helps carry blood away from the brain. She is being treated with blood thinners to help dissolve the clot and doctors say she will make a full recovery.
Hillary Clinton was admitted to the hospital on Sunday after an MRI revealed the clot.
Her doctors revealed the condition on Monday, causing alarm over Secretary Clinton's health after she suffered a concussion after she fell and hit her head on December 9.
In the Monday statement, Dr. Lisa Bardack, of the Mt. Kisco Medical Group, and Dr. Gigi El-Bayoumi, from George Washington University, said the clot, 'did not result in a stroke, or neurological damage.'
Clinton is being treated with blood thinners to help dissolve the clot and her doctors assured the public that their patient was 'making excellent progress.'
But when a photo emerged of the former first daughter, 32, full of anxiety as she visited her mother at the hospital on Monday.
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