Summary
Photos of President Donald Trump's hand with a bandage have sparked discussions about his health. The White House insists he is healthy, explaining that the bruising is from frequent handshakes and related to a common condition called chronic venous insufficiency. Trump's medical tests have shown normal results, but some people continue to speculate.
Key Facts
- Photos of President Trump's bandaged hand have been widely shared on social media.
- The White House says the bandage and bruising are caused by frequent handshakes.
- Trump has been diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency, a non-life-threatening condition affecting blood flow in the legs.
- Recent medical tests, including an MRI, showed normal results for Trump.
- Trump's age and health have been topics of discussion during his presidency.
- Trump recently stated he passed a physical exam and a cognitive test with no issues.
- The White House continues to affirm Trump's commitment to his role as President, despite the health speculations.
