The White House has released the doctors' findings on Trump's health
U.S. President Donald Trump underwent his latest medical examination, following which doctors declared him to be in “excellent health” and fully capable of performing his duties as commander-in-chief. The medical report states that all key indicators are mostly normal, and no serious health issues were found. This was reported by NBC.
Donald Trump’s health has once again become the focus of attention after the White House released the results of his medical examination, and this time doctors emphasized that the U.S. president is in consistently good health and can perform his duties without restrictions.
Trump underwent the examination at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, where Dr. Sean Barbabella explicitly noted in a medical report: “He is fully capable of performing all duties of the Commander-in-Chief,” which effectively became the main conclusion of the examination. During the examination, the president underwent a series of tests, including checks of his heart function, lung condition, and vision, as well as cognitive testing, the results of which, according to the doctor, were within normal limits with a score of 30 out of 30, indicating that his mental functions remain at a high level.
At the same time, the report also noted certain minor medical issues, including slight swelling in the calves and bruises on the hand, which are attributed to frequent handshakes while taking aspirin—used to prevent cardiovascular risks—though doctors did not identify any serious complications.
According to medical professionals, Trump, who will soon turn 80, takes medications to control cholesterol and prevent heart disease, and has a normal resting heart rate of 73 beats per minute, which generally corresponds to age-appropriate norms.
Despite official findings, the U.S. president’s health periodically becomes the subject of public discussion, particularly due to noticeable bruises on his hands and episodes of fatigue; however, the White House has previously attributed this to aspirin use and age-related circulatory issues, including a diagnosis of chronic venous insufficiency, which is not life-threatening.
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U.S. President Donald Trump is preparing for his next scheduled medical examination at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, which has once again drawn attention to his health.
