President Donald Trump’s health has drawn growing public scrutiny amid questions about his physical and mental fitness.
His physician declared him in “excellent health” following an annual examination at Walter Reed, reporting strong cardiac, pulmonary, and neurological function.
However, Trump’s reported weight of 238 pounds has raised concerns, with his doctor recommending weight loss and more exercise.
The White House has also confirmed he has chronic venous insufficiency, which can cause leg swelling.
Reports of bruising, fatigue, and daytime drowsiness have fueled further debate, while previous cognitive testing reportedly showed a perfect score of 30/30.
