Trump was diagnosed with serious illness. There's a White home statement

Donald Trump's fresh photos have sparked a wave of speculation about his health. Meanwhile, White home spokeswoman Carolina Leavitt just reported that the president of the United States had undergone tests, and the doctor diagnosed him with any chronic illness.


A fewer days ago, an associate of the Washington Post diary published disturbing photographs of Donald Trump online. A proofreader was paying attention to a part of the United States President's hand. Unfortunately, the colour of the cosmetic has been so badly chosen that it has even more visible problems on the skin of politics.

The president of the United States is sick. What's going on with Donald Trump?

Then a wave of speculations and speculations about possible Trump wellness problems followed. His spokesman, Karolina Leavitt, decided to organize a press briefing on which she made a communication on the ailments faced by a 79-year-old.

She read a note from Trump's doctor, who reported that the president had "due to swollen legs" undergone an ultrasound examination that showed chronic venous failure, but the condition was assessed as mild.



They besides referred to pictures and bruises on Trump's hands. "This results from the frequent handshake and the intake of aspirin as part of standard cardiovascular prophylaxis," explained the spokeswoman.

She added that there was no evidence of more serious diseases, specified as thrombosis or atherosclerosis. – Additional studies showed no signs of heart, kidney or systemic illness – she said. Finally, she assured Trump was feeling well and 'there is no discomfort all day due to a diagnosed illness'.