President Trump Scheduled for Medical Checkup at Walter Reed
President Trump will undergo a medical and dental checkup Thursday at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. The visit marks his first in-person doctor appointment since April 2025.
nypost.comPresident Trump is scheduled for a medical and dental checkup Thursday at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. The appointment will be the 79-year-old president's first in-person doctor visit since April 2025, according to NBC News.
U.S. presidency. He has said he is in excellent health.
Trump was diagnosed last year with chronic venous insufficiency, a benign condition that causes blood to pool in his legs. Various reports have speculated on other possible conditions. Trump attributed visible bruises on his hands to the large doses of aspirin he takes to thin his blood, and he denied claims he has fallen asleep during meetings.
Walter Reed is about 10 miles north of the White House, in Bethesda, Maryland.
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President Trump underwent his most recent prior in-person medical visit.
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President Trump is scheduled for a medical and dental checkup at Walter Reed.
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