Donald Trump is scheduled for a medical and dental checkup at Walter Reed Medical Center, marking his third visit in just over a year. As he approaches his 80th birthday, concerns about his mental and physical health are growing among the American public. Recent polling indicates that only 40% of Americans believe he possesses the mental sharpness necessary for the presidency, a decline from 47% last September. Furthermore, just 44% of respondents feel he is physically fit for the job, down from 54%. Observations of Trump's public appearances reveal bruises and red marks on his skin, prompting questions about his well-being. He has been diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency, which causes leg swelling, and has attributed some bruising to his daily aspirin regimen. Despite these concerns, Trump maintains that he is in "excellent health" and feels better than he did decades ago. Former White House doctors have criticized the administration for not being transparent about his health, suggesting that age-related medical issues are likely.