The President of the US Donald Trump was diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency, blood circulation disorder, after noticing “slightly swelling in the lower extremities,” Karolina Leavitt spokesperson.
Leavitt has made this surprising statement as she responded to the recent bruises on Trump’s hands, which she stated that they were evaluated as “mild damage caused by frequent handling and use of aspirin” for the purpose of preventing heart disease, New York Post prevention.
“In the spirit of transparency, the president wanted to share the note of his doctor with all of you today,” Leavitt said.
“During the past Sundays, President Trump noticed a slight swelling in the lower extremities, which, in the framework of routine medical care, was thoroughly examined by the medical unit of the White House,” she read.
“The President has passed through a comprehensive review, including diagnostic vascular analyzes – the mutual ultrasounds of the lower extremities with Doppler were made and chronic venous insufficiency was discovered, especially in people over 70 years.”
She added: “It is important to note that there was no evidence of a deep venous thrombosis or an echocardiogram disease, which confirmed the normal structure and heart function, renal weakness or systemic diseases.”
It was not immediately clear how Trump, which is 79, will be treated for this disease.
“Recent President Photographs show mild bruises in the back of her fist”, she also recognized.
“This is in line with mild heavy tissue damage and the use of aspirin, which is taken as a standard care of cardiovascular diseases. This is a well-known and president in excellent health condition, which I think you all see here,” Telegraf.rs.
(Vijesti.ba)
