At 79, Trump is the oldest person in U.S. history to hold office.
White House Reveals Trump Diagnosed with Chronic Venous Insufficiency.
US President Donald Trump has “chronic venous insufficiency,” the White House said after a medical examination of his swollen feet and bruised hands.
White House spokeswoman Caroline Levitt told the media that it is a “common and common condition” in which damaged veins obstruct blood flow.
Caroline Levitt said that Trump’s personal physician said the condition is more common “in people over 70 years of age.”
It is pertinent to mention that at 79, Trump is the oldest person in U.S. history to hold office.
White House spokeswoman said that there is no evidence that Trump has “deep vein thrombosis or arterial disease.
Levitt confirmed all medical tests showed normal heart function, no disease, and no signs of kidney or systemic issues.
Levitt said his hand bruises came from frequent handshakes and aspirin use for standard heart disease prevention.
While not legally binding, it has become common practice for US presidents to have annual physicals and provide details of their health.
Munir-Trump Diplomatic Breakthrough
Field Marshal Asim Munir met Donald Trump at the White House, signaling stronger Pakistan–US diplomatic engagement.
Asim and Trump discussed regional peace, security, and a development-based partnership built on trust and mutual respect.
Bilawal Bhutto praised the meeting and Trump’s role in brokering the Pakistan–India ceasefire, calling it a positive step.
COAS Munir also met Pakistani-Americans in Washington and appreciated their contributions to Pakistan’s economy and image.
