President Donald Trump remains in excellent overall health, according to a medical update released by
the White House, which also addressed recent public attention surrounding swelling in his legs and bruising on his hands.
The president’s physician said medical evaluations found no signs of serious circulatory or cardiovascular problems. The leg swelling was attributed to a common vein-related condition often seen in older adults, while the hand bruising was linked to routine factors, including frequent public interactions and medication use.
The assessment followed a series of examinations and consultations with medical specialists. According to the report, Trump remains physically and mentally capable of carrying out the responsibilities of the presidency.
The update comes amid heightened scrutiny of the health of political leaders, with age and fitness continuing to be major topics in public and political discussions.
