Summary
President Donald Trump discussed his health and a recent CT scan in an interview. He explained that he had the scan as a preventive measure and not because of any specific health issues. The White House clarified that his health screenings showed no abnormalities.
Key Facts
- President Trump had a CT scan in October at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.
- The scan was part of a preventive screening for men of his age.
- Trump's doctor confirmed the results were normal with no health issues found.
- Trump originally mentioned having an MRI but later clarified it was a CT scan.
- The president had swelling in his ankles due to chronic venous insufficiency.
- Trump takes aspirin daily, which he says helps prevent heart issues.
- He expressed some regret about the scan due to public speculation about his health.
- The White House stated there is nothing to hide regarding Trump's health.
