White House releases Trump's medical fitness report
US president claims he achieved a perfect score of 30 out of 30
The White House has released the latest medical report on Donald Trump, stating that the US president remains in good health and is fully fit to carry out his presidential duties.
According to the 24NewsHD TV channel, President Trump recently underwent his third medical examination at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. His physician, Dr Sean Barbella, said swelling in the president’s legs had improved compared with earlier assessments.
The medical report also addressed marks and bruising visible on Trump’s hands, attributing them to frequent handshakes during public engagements and official meetings.
Doctors advised the president to continue taking aspirin, increase his level of physical activity and work towards further weight reduction as part of his ongoing health management.
Commenting on the results, Trump said his medical examination had produced a very positive report. He also referred to a cognitive assessment included in the evaluation, claiming that he achieved a perfect score of 30 out of 30.
The president further stated that no previous US president had achieved such a result, although he did not provide evidence to support that claim.
The White House said the examination confirmed that Trump remains capable of performing the responsibilities of the presidency.