Experts raise 5 ‘red flags’ about Trump’s health during latest Walter Reed visit

The president of the United States has made headlines for falling asleep at public events, most recently during Memorial Day services at Arlington National Cemetery on Monday. but White House Although The Daily Beast reported after analyzing Trump’s evening social activities that the US president averages about four hours of sleep a day, it downplayed this. The buzz around it persisted even though the White House didn’t pay much attention to it, given Trump’s repeated fall asleep.

That trend continued Tuesday when Trump underwent a physical. It’s worth noting that for Trump, the results of the physical usually come in the form of an update from the White House doctor, but that hasn’t been released yet. However, the White House has not confirmed whether it will release the results of the medical examination.

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Many experts have raised red flags about Trump’s health, indirectly accusing the White House of a cover-up, due to a recent history of sleeping at public events, a confirmed chronic venous insufficiency diagnosis and his admission earlier this year to undergoing a CT scan.

According to Kerry, the doctor responded without hesitation that Trump was healthier. “Doctors are either under the thumb of Donald Trump, or they’re seeing something really miraculous,” Kerry said.

Gupta said the White House didn’t know why Trump needed such a strong dose. “He said he wanted blood that actually wouldn’t clot, but that might cause concerns in terms of bleeding,” Gupta explained on CNN. He added that the higher dose might explain the visible bruises on Trump’s hands.

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“The president has severe daytime narcolepsy. He falls asleep constantly,” Reiner said during the CNN discussion. He also disputed the White House’s explanation for the swelling and bruising on Trump’s ankle, noting that previous tests reportedly did not show edema. He expressed concern it could be a sign of “serious illness”.

“How could doctors, especially the president’s doctors, not know what advanced imaging tests their patients were undergoing?” Gupta asked.

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He also questioned past White House health reports, calling Trump’s health “surprisingly good” and comparing his physique to that of an NFL linebacker. Gupta believes such descriptions sound more promotional than medical.