President Trump diagnosed with vein issues after leg swelling observed: White House

Washington(Web Desk): The White House has issued a statement regarding the recent medical examination of U.S. President Donald Trump.

 According to White House Spokesperson Caroline Leavitt, swelling was observed in the lower part of the president's legs, and signs of bruising were found on his hands.

Leavitt further mentioned that President Trump is showing signs of weakness in his veins, a condition commonly seen in individuals over the age of 70. She noted that in recent photos of the president, there was minor bruising on the back of his hand, which could be a sign of skin tissue irritation caused by frequent handshakes and the use of aspirin.

The White House spokesperson also confirmed that President Trump's regular medication regimen includes aspirin for cardiovascular disease prevention, which is a crucial part of his healthcare plan.

This examination was part of the ongoing monitoring of the president’s general health, aimed at early detection of any potential medical issues.