Washington: President Donald Trump confidently asserted that he is in "perfect" health after completing his routine physical examination at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland. The examination, conducted amid ongoing public interest in Trump's health, lasted over three hours and led to Trump proclaiming on Truth Social that everything went smoothly. The White House press clerk further confirmed that the president is in good health and mentally sharp.

According to Thai News Agency, medical evaluations, including electrocardiograms and advanced imaging, reveal that Trump's heart age is approximately 14 years younger than his actual age. Both Trump and his medical team confirmed that CT scans of his heart and abdomen were conducted to assess his cardiovascular system, yielding normal results. Addressing concerns about recent visible health issues, such as bruises on his hands and a rash on his neck, Trump attributed these to medication side effects and typical physical conditions, assuring they were not alarming.

Despite the White House medical team's assurance of Trump's physical fitness, some former White House physicians and academics, including Dr. Jeffrey Koolman, have noted that frequent CT or MRI scans are usually not part of standard health checkups unless specific conditions require monitoring or diagnosis.

As Trump approaches his 80th birthday in June, becoming the oldest president in U.S. history to assume office, some external doctors and psychologists continue to advocate for the release of detailed, unedited test results to ensure public transparency regarding his health.