Once the ‘light swelling’ was noticed, diagnosed with the vascular condition

US President Donald Trump had a medical examination after the recently noticed “soft swelling” in his low legs, and the veins were found to have a common situation in the blood.

Spokesman Leavitt, the tests of the White House Medical Association tests, Trump’s chronic venous shortages, the courage of the veneership in small valves, showed that he lost his ability to properly work.

Leavitt also brooked in the hands of Trump, which appears in the last photos covered by the net in which the skin tone.

He said that blood was “consistent” with irritation from the “often donkey and aspirin use.” Trump takes aspirin to reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke.

During the press briefing, Leavitt said that Trump’s medical disclosure was designed to cancellations of the health of the 79-year-old Republican President. Nevertheless, the announcement was seen in the announcement that Trump’s hidden key facts were regularly secret.

Trump, in April, had a thorough physical exam with more than one medical specialist. The three-page report released after the White House did not find chronic venous shortages.

At that time, the doctor had a full action with the normal blood flow and swelling of the president’s joints and muscles.

Leavitt did not say that the swelling in the lower legs of Trump for the first time. As part of the president’s regular medical care and the “being careful”, the vein, the lower extremity and ultrasound test, he said.

This is a general condition for 70 plus: leavitt

Leavitt noted that chronic venous shortages are a very common situation in people aged 70.

He said that the tests did not have a more serious medical situation in the body, in general, the deep veins in the body, in which the deep veins in the body occurred in one or more in-depth veins. There was any evidence of the arterial disease, he said, read a letter from Trump’s doctor.

It is recommended to lose weight, exercise, exercise and increase your feet periodically, and some may be recommended to wear compression socks. Over time, heavy situations can cause aggravations, including lower leg wounds called USSERS. Blood clots are a reason, but they were excluded, Leavitt said.

Leavitt said the situation was not causing any concerns of the president. He would not discuss how he treated the situation and suggested that these details would be in a doctor letter later released to the public. But it was the same as the letter read and did not include additional information.

The exam was included in the White House, which was published on Thursday, no heart failure, kidney impairment or other symptoms of system diseases.

“The president remains in excellent health, I think you are all witnesses here daily,” he said.