Trump's Latest Health Check Results Reveal Age Called 14 Years Younger

Donald Trump. (Doc. X/@WhiteHouse)

JAKARTA President Donald Trump has again been declared in excellent physical condition after undergoing a thorough medical evaluation at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, Friday, October 10 local time.

The examination is part of the president's routine health care program.

In an official letter released Friday night, Dr. Sean Barbarella, White House Doctor, said the results of the examination showed Trump's health was in excellent condition. This examination includes further imaging tests, laboratory analysis, and prevention health evaluation carried out by a leading medical team and academic consultant.

One of the most interesting findings from the results of the examination is Trump's heart age. Based on the electrocardiogram (EKG) results, his cardiovascular age is around 14 years younger than his true age.

This result is an excellent indicator of cardiovascular vitality, "wrote Dr. Barbarella, quoted from ABCNews, Saturday, October 11.

In addition, Trump is reportedly still able to carry out a busy schedule of activities without physical restrictions. As a precautionary measure ahead of the overseas travel agenda, he also received the latest COVID-19 flu and booster vaccines.

Previously, a medical report in the summer revealed that Trump had chronic venous insufficiency, a common condition for elderly adults. However, in this latest report, Dr. Barbarella did not provide any updates regarding the condition. Generally, this venous disorder is handled by compression, leg elevation, or mild medical action if needed.

This visit to Walter Reed was carried out about six months after the last physical examination. Before entering the examination room, Trump greeted the media crew and declared himself in the best condition.

"I feel very good, physically and mentally," he said with an optimistic tone.