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Trump’s Bruised Hand Sparks Health Concerns Amid Reassurances

10/25/2025

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In recent photographs, U.S. President Donald Trump shows a recurring dark-purple bruise on his right hand, which may be linked to chronic venous insufficiency.
Experts warn that untreated chronic venous insufficiency can cause non-healing wounds and potentially require amputations.
Capt. Barbabella states that U.S. President Donald Trump is in "exceptional health" with a cardiovascular age of 65.
Trump's age and visible swelling raise questions about his health management.

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In recent photographs, U.S. President Donald Trump shows a recurring dark-purple bruise on his right hand, which may be linked to chronic venous insufficiency.
Experts warn that untreated chronic venous insufficiency can cause non-healing wounds and potentially require amputations.
Capt. Barbabella states that U.S. President Donald Trump is in "exceptional health" with a cardiovascular age of 65.
Trump's age and visible swelling raise questions about his health management.