Concerns regarding US President Donald Trump's health have intensified as he prepares for his third medical check-up at Walter Reed National Military Center within a year. Health expert Jonathan Reiner, a cardiologist at The George Washington University Hospital, highlighted issues such as visible swelling in Trump's legs, which may indicate chronic venous insufficiency, a condition that affects blood flow and is common in older adults. The White House has stated that Trump has not made undisclosed visits to Walter Reed, despite the unusual frequency of his appointments compared to typical presidential health checks. Reiner criticized the administration for a perceived lack of transparency, noting that Trump's April 2025 medical report did not address his chronic condition. Additionally, concerns have been raised about repeated bruising on Trump's hands, which the White House attributed to frequent hand-shaking, a claim that some medical professionals find questionable. As Trump approaches his 80th birthday in June, these health concerns continue to spark public interest and scrutiny.