Donald Trump's recent medical checkup at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center has sparked concern among medical professionals due to the limited information released. Following the examination, Trump proclaimed on social media that 'everything checked out PERFECTLY.' However, the White House's delay in releasing the results raised suspicions, particularly regarding the President's age-related health issues, including bruising on his hands and swelling in his ankles. US Navy Captain Sean Barbarella, Trump's physician, stated that he remains in 'excellent health,' but some doctors, like Texas vascular surgeon David Shutze, expressed skepticism about the report's claims, suggesting it may present an overly optimistic view. The report noted Trump's height at 75 inches and weight at 238 pounds, which is 14 pounds heavier than last year, alongside normal blood pressure and a healthy resting heart rate. Critics have pointed out that the lack of specific data and the unusual nature of some tests raise questions about the transparency of Trump's health status, especially as he faces increased scrutiny over his fitness for office.