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- Compared to the last checkup, the weight increased, but the doctors declared him healthy.
US President Donald Trump often remains a topic of discussion regarding his health. In this context, President Trump’s new health checkup report has once again sparked a new discussion. It has been told in the report that Donald Trump’s body mass index or BMI has reached close to the limit of obesity. However, his doctor has declared him completely healthy.
The US President is currently very busy negotiating an agreement to end the ongoing conflict with Iran in West Asia. Meanwhile, the news of his new health checkup had sparked a new discussion. However, Donald Trump’s physician Dr. Sean Barbabella said in a report released late on Friday (May 29, 2026) that the President is completely healthy and fully fit to fulfill his responsibilities as Commander in Chief.
What investigations were done by the team of 22 doctors?
According to CNBC report, this report was released after his medical examination conducted at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on Tuesday (May 26, 2026). Dr. Sean Barbabella said that President Trump underwent a CT scan and other heart-related imaging tests on Tuesday. Apart from this, cancer screening and other preventive tests were also conducted by the team of 22 experts.
Trump’s weight increased by 6 kg after last checkup
After three hours of examination of 79-year-old Trump, the medical report said that everything was found to be completely correct. The President’s weight was recorded at 238 pounds i.e. 108 kg, which is 14 pounds (6 kg) more than his medical examination conducted in April 2025. Apart from this, the 6.3 feet (1.9 meter) tall Trump has a BMI of 29.7, which according to medical standards, a BMI of 30 falls in the obesity category. After which the doctors have advised him regarding eating habits, physical activity and weight loss.
What was said in the report about the blue marks on Trump’s hands?
The report also mentions the blue marks visible on Donald Trump’s hands. This has been described as minor soft tissue irritation caused by repeated handshake. It was also said that this is a common and harmless effect of aspirin therapy. Therefore, the recommendations given to Trump also included the advice of taking low-dose aspirin.
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