The White House confirmed Trump had chronic venous insufficiency, a condition related to impaired blood circulation in the leg veins.

Medical professionals described the condition as common and non-life-threatening.

Nonetheless, online rumors reignited later in the year when the administration revealed that Trump had undergone an MRI scan.

When questioned by reporters aboard Air Force One about the procedure, Trump admitted he “couldn’t remember” which part of his body had been examined.

One online commenter remarked: “He seems to fail to understand an MRI is done when doctors are looking for something they think is serious.”

The White House responds

Trump’s physician, Sean P. Barbabella, later clarified that the scan was conducted as part of a routine full executive medical evaluation.

Meanwhile, press secretary Leavitt defended the President’s condition, saying: “Look, you see the president every day.

“He’s moving, he’s working. There have been no adjustments made to his lifestyle.”

However, a US doctor has now presented what he claims is evidence suggesting the Trump administration concealed a major health event involving the President last year.

Bombshell health allegations

Professor Bruce Davidson of Washington State University has alleged that Trump, now 79, suffered a stroke approximately six months ago.

Speaking on the podcast The Court of History, Davidson said: “I think his stroke was on the left side of the brain, which controls the right side of the body.”

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