White House Doctors Tell All About President Trump’s Health Amid Ongoing Concerns

President Donald Trump’s physical and mental soundness have been called into question in recent months — and now White House doctors are revealing the shocking truth about his health.

The National Enquirer has learned that, from cognitive tests to EKG and MRI results, the commander in chief’s newly exposed medical records paint a startling picture just six months before he turns 80 years old.

“I’m in perfect health,” he insists, per New York magazine. “I feel the same as I did 40 years ago.”

Yet, some friends have phoned over the past year to check if the Apprentice alum was still alive. Since returning to the Oval Office in 2025, rumors have swirled that he’s wearing a urinary catheter, falling asleep in meetings and limping around Mar-a-Lago.

The right side of the politician’s face also seemed to droop during a 9/11 event.

Additionally, much has been made of persistent bruising on Trump’s right hand — which he’s tried to hide with makeup and bandages. Capt. Sean Barbabella, his lead physician, claims the discoloration is just from shaking hands.

“Older people have easier bruise-ability,” Dr. Stuart Fischer, a renowned New York City internist who has never treated Trump, confirms to the Enquirer. “When you shake 50 people’s hands daily, that will cause those kinds of problems.”

Trump — who’s been dubbed “The Superhuman President” as World War III looms — says the bruising is made worse by his rampant use of aspirin to keep his blood “real thin” — not that he has any heart problems.

“President Trump is in perfect physical and cognitive health, as evidenced by his nonstop work on behalf of the American people. In just one year, he has achieved what most presidents achieve in their entire term,” White House Communications Director Steven Cheung says of reports characterizing Trump as a “superhuman president.”

According to physician’s assistant Col. James Jones, who’s part of Trump’s care team, analysis of the world leader’s electrocardiogram puts his results on the same level as someone 14 years younger than him: “So age 65.” He notes a routine, “MRI-like” computerized tomography exam of Trump’s chest was done in October as well.

“There was no evidence of narrowing of any blood vessels,” Barbabella said. “And no abnormalities of the heart.”

The president says he takes after his dad, Fred Trump, who had a “heart that couldn’t be stopped.” The patriarch died in 1999 at age 93.

But what the senior Trump did have was Alzheimer’s disease — yet another ailment his politician son has been accused of suffering from.

Though his last physical exam, which was released to the public in April 2025, determined he exhibited “excellent cognitive” health, Trump’s circuitous speeches and purported bid to acquire Greenland over a Nobel Peace Prize snub have some questioning that diagnosis.

Mary Trump even alleges she sometimes sees her Uncle Donald — of whom the author is a vocal critic — display the same “deer-in-the-headlights look” that her Grandpa Fred did when he was in the throes of Alzheimer’s, per Newsweek.

The president refutes such accusations, claiming he “aced” a trio of recent evaluations.

“His cognitive tests, which he takes voluntarily and fully releases, show extraordinary mental acuity,” Roger Stone, a political operative close to Trump, tells the Enquirer. “All of his legitimate medical tests are exceptional for a man his age.”

Indeed, records show his vitals are all “normal.”

As for the swollen ankles he displayed last summer, Trump’s medical team chalks it up to a common circulatory condition. Common, too, Fischer tells the Enquirer, is the hearing loss POTUS is said to be experiencing. “Parts of our body wear out — some parts wear out sooner than others,” he says. “There is no rhyme or reason for that.”

Overall, the man who doesn’t like to eat vegetables, work out or sleep much is in surprisingly good shape.

“His health is not perfect,” Fischer tells the Enquirer. “But it’s unusually good for someone his age.”