In recent times, the state of health of President Trump has been called into question: in his hands made up at the bottom of the foundation, the chronic venous insufficiency from which he has been reached and his absence in golf, this information panics Internet users on social networks.
Last July, President Trump’s doctor diagnosed him with chronic venous insufficiency. Some time later, photos showing her hands made up at the bottom of the foundation alerted Internet users and rumors about his death spread on social networks. But then, true or false?
Alarming signs
On August 27, a declaration by James David Vance, vice-president of the United States had the effect of a bomb. Indeed, he declared in an interview with USA Today: “If, God preserves us, a terrible tragedy should occur, I cannot imagine better practical training than that which I received in the last 200 days. »» Thus, this “tragedy” immediately reminded the president’s state of health. In addition, another disturbing information: the official agenda of the White House accessible online indicates that from August 29 to 31, no public event is planned. Thus, following the declarations of Vance, photos of the hand of Trump made up at the bottom of the foundation and the emptiness in his agenda, rumors are going well on the death of Trump. According to the Indian channel CNBC, on August 30, 87,000 publications resumed the “Trump is dead” sentence.
“Trump in ‘excellent health’, they say!
Between his swollen ankles that cry ‘venous insufficiency’ and her makeup which hides more bruises than a retired boxer, it looks like a medical bulletin written by a Hollywood screenwriter.
But hey, as long as he has … pic.twitter.com/qzzgv9ezPy
– ⓓⓨⓢⓣⓞ (@dystoman) August 24, 2025
Don’t panic: Trump is not dead
In addition, last July, his doctor Sean Barbebella announced the chronic venous insufficiency in which he has. But don’t panic; The White House spokeswoman described the affection “benign and current, particularly among individuals over 70 years of age”. She also specifies that no “deep venous thrombosis or arterial disease” has been discovered.
The White House insisted again declaring that all other examinations of the president “were under the standards” and that he “remains in excellent health”. Regarding the makeup task on its hand, the White House clarified that it was the consequence of “frequent handshakes” and its aspirin intake “as part of a standard cardiovascular preventive prescription”. According to Dr. Richard’s statements over 20 minutes, “taking aspirin, especially in large quantities, can cause bruises. And Donald Trump is known to consume it daily as a preventive basis to reduce the risk of heart attacks. ” Thus, these words make it possible to rule out the doubts made on the degradation of the state of health of Donald Trump.
Finally, Trump’s death theory turned out to be false. AFP published a photo of the president leaving the White House with his granddaughter to go to the Trump National Golf Club in Washington.
