The US President Donald Trump diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency, after undergoing examination As he presented edema at the bottom of the legs, the White House announced.
White House spokesman Caroline Levit, reading the doctor’s letter, said it was a “mild” situation, adding that the results of US President Donald Trump’s exams were within normal limits.
Also normal was the structure and function of the heart.
A small bruise in Trump’s hand, which was evident in recent photos, is attributed to the frequent handshakes he makes aspirin.
Levit said that venous insufficiency is a “ordinary disease” in people over 70 and there is no evidence of deep vein thrombosis or a problem in the arteries of the president.