Trump Claims Perfect MRI Results, Public Is More Curious About His Health

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JAKARTA - Donald Trump gave strange health news when telling about the results of the recently undergone MRI.

The health of the US president has been in the spotlight since the beginning of the year when he was seen with major bruises on his hands, which his team seems to be trying to cover with thick makeup.

In addition, Trump was also diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency (CVI), a condition that occurs when the veins in the leg is damaged so that it does not function normally.

White House Spokesman Krypto Leavitt revealed last month Trump would visit the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for an annual health check. Trump later confirmed that he was undergoing an MRI.

"I have given the full results. We underwent MRI, engine, everything, and the results are perfect," the 79-year-old US leader said while speaking with the media on Air Force One a few weeks ago, quoted from the Unilad website.

But Trump declined to explain the reasons behind the MRI examination.

"No one has ever given you reports like I did. And if I don't think the results will be good, I will also tell him negatively. I'm not going to run (nominate myself), I'm going to do something," he explained.

He seemed not to worry too much about his health and closed the conversation by saying, "Doctors say this is one of the best reports for my age, one of the best they've ever seen."

Trump then returned to talk about his health at Air Force One on Friday (14 November) and explained the doctor's opinion about his MRI.

"I underwent an MRI," he said.

He called the examination very standard.

"The doctor said this was the best result he had ever seen as a doctor. The results were extraordinary," he explained.

When asked if health professionals were examining his brain.

"I don't know what they're analyzing, but whatever they're analyzing, they did well and they said I got the best results they've ever seen," he explained.

Speculation about Trump's health peaked earlier this year after strange rumors emerged that he had died. Rumors were sparked by several factors, including comments from Vice President JD Vance.

At that time, Vance emphasized that he could become president in the event of a major tragedy.

"I've learned a lot over the last 200 days, but the president is in excellent condition. The energy is incredible." Vance told USA Today in August 2025.

Even so, Trump quickly closed the speculation through Truth Social by writing "Never Feeling Healthier In My Life."