On Tuesday, US President Donald Trump reported that his six-month physical examination at Walter Reed Military Medical Center resulted in 'perfect' findings. In a post on Truth Social, he expressed gratitude to the medical staff and confirmed the check-up went smoothly. This marks Trump's third medical evaluation since he was inaugurated as the oldest president at age 79. The White House indicated that the examination included routine dental and medical assessments, despite Trump having visited a dentist twice this year. Previously, Trump was diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency, which caused swelling in his legs. He has also exhibited visible health issues, such as bruises on his hands and heavy eyelids, which officials attribute to his high aspirin dosage and age-related factors. His last visit to Walter Reed involved a CT scan aimed at ruling out cardiovascular problems. Despite these concerns, reports from his physician highlight Trump's active lifestyle, particularly his participation in golf.