Donald Trump’s annual physical exam reveals what medications they are taking – and whether he has lost weight from his first term

The results of President Donald Trump’s first physical exam for his second presidential term were released.

The 78-year-old Trump is traveling to the Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, Colombia County, the offenses around 11am on Friday, April 11, when he spent the afternoon assessing before flying straight to Mar-A-Lago for the weekend.

Days later, on Sunday, April 13, White House doctor Sean Barbabella released the results, revealing what medicines Trump is taking, how much weight he lost after his first term and more.

According to the health note, Trump is on two cholesterol control medications (rosuvastatin and ezetimib), taking aspirin for cardiac prophylaxis, and also uses nametazone cream as necessary for skin condition.

As for his weight, the 6-foot-3 politician weighs 224 pounds. During his last physically as president in 2020, he weighs 244 pounds, according to the Associated Press.

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Elsewhere in the report, Barbabella said Trump, who is the oldest person elected president, is “perfectly appropriate” to serve because he praises the “active lifestyle” of the president to help “contribute significantly” to his overall health.

Some recent operations that Trump underwent, according to a health document, included cataract surgery on both eyes, although the dates were not included.

In July 2024, Trump had a colonoscopy that discovered benign polyp and diverticulosis, a condition that affects the wall of the colon.

As for Trump vaccinations, “all recommended vaccinations are up -to -date, including travel -related immunizations,” the note said.

“President Trump remains in excellent health, showing a healthy heart, pulmonary, neurological and general physical function,” Barbabella said in the note, emphasizing that “Trump’s days include participation in numerous meetings, public appearances, stock and frequent golf events.”

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Earlier during the week when he announced that his physical, Trump shared on his social page about the truth: “I never felt better, but nevertheless these things should be done!”

Although his predecessor Joe Biden was the oldest chairman of the president by the end of his term, Trump became the oldest person to be discovered early this year since he was 78 years old, 7 months on January 20, 2025, he would become the oldest president in the history of the United States.

Trump was notorious to his health during his first term and did not release any recent medical records as part of his 2024 campaign – even after attempting to murder in June, in which a bullet hit his ear.

Instead of a medical report on the recovery of the president, his campaign released a note from Texas reporter Ronnie Jackson, a former White House doctor and Trump supporter. Jackson only said he had examined the president’s medical records and “fully agreed” with the treatment he received at the Memorial Butler Hospital after the shooting.

Trump’s cognitive abilities are often raised during his first term and his presidential campaign.

In June 2024, Variety Editor -in -chief Ramin Sethwood claims Trump has problems with his remembers in the course of multiple long interviews about his book Apprentice in Wonderland: How Donald Trump and Mark Burnett took America through the watching glassS

During the advent of MSNBC Morning joeSetoodeh said he was beginning to interview the former president for his book in 2021. He recalled that despite the fact that Trump and Trump shared six long conversations in the course of his monthly research process, the president would receive a “free look on his face” when he tried to put him.

“Donald Trump had serious memory problems,” Setood said. “As a journalist who spent the most time with him, I have to say that he couldn’t remember things. He couldn’t even remember me.”

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The mental health of the president is also called into question by members of his own family.

Shortly before the 2024 election, Trump’s nephew, Fred K. Trump III, talks to people about the history of his family’s dementia – and how his uncle’s recent behavior reminds him of other goats who face cognitive health challenges.

Fred specifically recalled the battle of his grandfather, Fred Christ Trump, Senior with dementia in the last years of his life, saying that in recent years he has seen parallels in the behavior of the president. He recalled a meeting with his uncle at Mar-A-Lago in 2023, where he “just looked disoriented.”

“He continued to repeat something again and again when I met him,” Fred told People. “He kept repeating things and just looked different. He looked tired.”

Fred also said he noticed that his uncle had no “no restraint in front of anyone” recently. While he recognized that Donald had always cursed, his nephew described the president’s recent communication as “direct nasty”.

At that time, Trump’s campaign rejected the interview as “completely fabricated and total fake news.”

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