Summary
President Donald Trump will visit Walter Reed Medical Center for a routine checkup, despite having had his last checkup only six months ago. This visit has led to questions about his health and the transparency of his health information. The White House states the visit includes scheduled remarks with troops, and Trump’s physician previously declared him fit to serve.
Key Facts
- President Trump will visit Walter Reed Medical Center for a routine checkup.
- He previously had an annual checkup on April 11, six months ago.
- Questions have been raised about Trump's health due to his age, 79, and recent health concerns.
- Trump has been seen with bruising on his hand and swelling in his legs.
- He has been diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency, common in older adults.
- The White House states bruising is due to frequent handshaking and aspirin use.
- A recent poll showed concerns about Trump's age and transparency regarding his health.
- Trump mentioned he might visit the Middle East soon after his Walter Reed visit.
