What is Trump’s venous condition and how serious is it?

On Thursday, the White House announced that U.S. President Donald Trump’s intravenous condition is called chronic venous insufficiency.

During regular press conferences, press secretary Karoline Leavitt revealed that Trump, 79, noticed swelling in his legs, prompted him to have a checkup with his doctor, whose doctor diagnosed the condition.

Trump was also recently photographed with makeup on his hands. The White House said it had nothing to do with venous conditions, but suffered bruises due to frequent handshakes.

The following are important matters regarding the diagnosis of the US president.

According to the bills of White House doctor Captain Sean Barbabella, Trump’s condition is “benign and universal”, especially among individuals over the age of 70.

When the leg veins do not allow blood to flow back to the heart, it will cause chronic venous insufficiency to occur when it fills the lower limbs.

Normal blood flows backward from the legs to the heart, against gravity, which can become a difficult process in older people.

This may be due to a weakened valve in the vein, which may occur with people’s age.

When the pool of blood in the legs is caused by chronic venous insufficiency, it may be like the swelling seen in Trump’s ankle in recent photos.

It can also involve pain and itching, or in more severe cases, it can lead to changes in skin, ulcers, bleeding, or deep venous thrombosis – which is blood clots in the legs.

“This may be related to serious conditions, but it’s not a serious situation in itself,” Dr. Matthew Edwards, chair of the Department of Vascular Surgery at Wake Forest University, told the BBC.

“People of his age (group) might say that 10 to 35% of people will.”

Other risks include being overweight, having a history of blood clots and working that requires long-term patients to stand up, experts say.

President Trump evaluated Trump “out of caution” after noticing swelling of his legs.

Dr. Barbabella wrote that President Trump had undergone a “full examination” showing long-term venous insufficiency, which he said was a “benevolent and common condition.”

“Importantly, there is no evidence of deep venous thrombosis (DVT) or arterial disease,” he said.

“The test also showed “normal heart structure and function,” Dr. Barbabella said, adding: “No signs of heart failure, renal dysfunction or systemic disease were found. ”

Dr. Barbabella also noted that there was bruising on the back of Trump’s hands, which has been noted in recent photos and is sometimes covered with makeup.

“This is consistent with the mild soft tissue stimulation of frequent handshakes and use of aspirin, which is considered part of a standard cardiovascular prevention protocol,” he said.

Professor Ian Chetter, president of the British and Ireland Vascular Society, told the BBC that this is possible.

The disease may cause affected limbs as well as swelling and pain, the U.S.-based Vascular Surgery Association said.

In some cases, chronic venous insufficiency can also cause painful cramps, cramps, and leg ulcers.

Professor Chett said this could also lead to reduced mobility and physical exercise.

Wearing custom-made medical-grade compression socks can help manage the condition, and experts also recommend patients to raise their legs at night and when using lotion.

Professor Chet said this situation “seldom threatens life.”

In April, Trump accepted his first annual body during his second presidency.

“President Trump maintains good health and shows strong heart, lungs, nervous system and general physical functions,” he said. Dr. Bababera said in the memorandum at the time.

The health assessment shows that the president took several medications to control his cholesterol – Rosuvastatin and ezetimibe, as well as aspirin for the heart and a momomethone cream for skin conditions.

The U.S. president often touts his health, once describing himself as “the healthiest president ever.”

Trump told reporters in his first year physically that “in general, I feel I’m in good condition”, adding that he thinks he has “a kind heart, a good soul, a good soul.”