Summary
President Donald Trump's health has been a topic of public discussion following his interview with The Wall Street Journal. Questions about his health include concerns about his age, bruises, and supposed instances of dozing off. The interview intended to clear doubts but instead raised more questions about his health transparency.
Key Facts
- President Trump is 79 years old, making him one of the oldest U.S. presidents inaugurated.
- His health has been under scrutiny due to bruised hands, ankle swelling, and moments that look like he is dozing off.
- Trump was diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency, which can cause leg swelling and is common in older adults.
- He takes a higher than typical dose of aspirin, from 81 mg to 325 mg, for blood thinning.
- There was confusion over medical imaging tests; a CT scan was mistaken for an MRI initially.
- Both supporters and opponents have different views on the significance and transparency of his health information.
- Conservatives highlight his active lifestyle, while critics question shifting explanations and communication about his health.
