Washington: President Donald Trump’s physician confirmed that his health remains “stable” after undergoing a comprehensive follow-up evaluation at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, as part of his “ongoing health maintenance plan.” This assessment included advanced imaging, laboratory tests, and preventive health evaluations conducted by a team of specialists.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, the update came in a letter from Dr. Sean Barbarella, the White House physician, published yesterday evening. The letter emphasized that these assessments were conducted in coordination with leading academic and medical consultants to ensure optimal cardiac health and continued well-being.

Last summer, the White House announced Trump’s diagnosis of chronic venous insufficiency after he was seen with deep bruises on his hand and swelling in his legs. The White House stated at the time that the bruising on his hand was “the result of repeated handshakes” and that the president was taking aspirin “as part of a preventative cardiovascular regimen.”

According to doctors, chronic venous insufficiency is common in older adults, and treatment typically involves wearing compression stockings, elevating the legs, or performing minor surgical procedures on the affected veins, or surgery in more severe cases. However, yesterday’s letter on Trump’s health did not provide any update on the condition of his veins. Dr. Barbarella wrote in the letter, “President Trump continues to demonstrate excellent overall health.”