The White House Medical Unit carried out exams on Donald Trump, which was diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency, the government spokesman announced on Thursday, July 17.
Donald Trump was diagnosed with venous insufficiency after informing swollen legs, said Karoline Leavitt, spokesman for the White House, during a press point, this Thursday, July 17.
The spokesman indicates that the 79 -year -old American president reported “slight swelling at the bottom of the legs.” “In depth” exams were carried out by the White House Medical Unit.
“No deep vein thrombosis tests or arterial disease has been detected,” Karolina Leavitt continued. She described this affection as “benign and current, particularly between individuals over 70,” and said that “the president is still in excellent health.”
Source: BFM TV
