Donald Trump frequently undergoes medical examinations and hides his bruises, according to the Washington Post
U.S. President Donald Trump is preparing for his next scheduled medical checkup at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, which has once again drawn attention to his health.
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According to US media reports, this is his third or fourth visit to a medical facility in the past 13 months, which is unusual for sitting US presidents, who typically undergo a single comprehensive annual checkup.
Despite official statements from the White House that the president is in “excellent physical condition,” some media outlets and independent experts question the completeness of the information released.
The White House emphasizes that Trump has no serious limitations in performing his duties, and previous examinations have shown “exceptional results.”
At the same time, some doctors and observers point out that the administration does not always promptly disclose details of medical procedures, and information about certain examinations is released late.
“It seems that this White House simply does not want to acknowledge any physical ailments, but older people experience health issues, and the president is nearly 80 years old. It seems the White House simply lacks transparency,” explained cardiologist Jonathan Reiner.
The public has also noted bruises on his hands, occasional swelling in his legs, and fatigue during speeches, which some doctors attribute to age-related changes. A diagnosis of chronic venous insufficiency, which can cause such symptoms, was previously reported.
The president’s cognitive state is a subject of separate debate. Trump claims he successfully passes cognitive tests and demonstrates high performance, while some experts believe that people his age require regular monitoring of executive functions and memory.
The media has also featured speculations by some specialists regarding possible neurological disorders, though these claims have not been officially confirmed.
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