Donald Trump May Need Hip Replacement Surgery to 'Stay Mobile'? Submit claims to...

President Donald Trump is reportedly dealing with ongoing hip and knee pain, with doctors suggesting he may need surgery, possibly on both hips, to maintain his mobility. The 79-year-old is said to be showing “alarming signs” of cognitive decline in private, a report by Radar Online, a media outlet based in the US, noted citing sources. “He’s dealing with more pain than he’s admitting publicly. His hips and knees have been bothering him for a while, and he’s trying to keep it under control. People close to him have heard doctors suggest he might need surgery — maybe even on both hips — to stay mobile. He absolutely hates appearing vulnerable, especially in public, but it’s clear he’s taking more time himself and not walking,” Radar Online quoted a source close to Trump as saying. (Mint could not independently verify the authenticity of the report) Trump’s leg swelling was due to “chronic venous insufficiency.” Meanwhile, a memo released by the White House after the April investigation stated that Trump was 6 feet, 3 inches (190 cm) tall, weighed 224 pounds, and drove a hole well. It also praised his overall health and his performance in golf, according to Reuters. The White House revealed later in July that Trump had swelling in his lower legs and bruising on his right hand. It followed public attention after photos showed his ankles looking swollen and makeup appearing to cover the affected area on his hand. At the time, Trump’s physician, Sean Barbabella, issued a letter released by the White House in which he explained that tests showed the leg swelling was due to “chronic venous insufficiency,” a harmless and common condition, especially among individuals over 70. The doctor also noted that the bruising on Trump’s hand was consistent with frequent irritation of Trump’s hand. and frequent irritation in the hand. used, which is part of Trump’s “standard cardiovascular prevention regimen”. Since that announcement, the White House has reportedly downplayed concerns about Trump’s health, but has not provided details on how the leg condition has been addressed. During Trump’s first presidential term in 2020, the White House gave mixed and unclear updates on his health after he was diagnosed with COVID-19.