Trump’s Latest Physical Exam: A Clean Bill of Health

President Donald Trump received a clean bill of health after his first official physical of his second term — and the results are turning heads.

A Thorough Check at Walter Reed

On Friday, April 11, the 78-year-old president visited Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. He spent several hours undergoing a detailed medical evaluation. Afterward, he flew to his Mar-a-Lago resort for the weekend.

Medical Report Details Released

The White House released the results on Sunday, April 13. Dr. Sean Barbabella, Trump’s physician, shared a comprehensive memo. It covered Trump’s current medications, recent weight loss, and overall fitness to serve.

Medication and Weight Loss

Dr. Barbabella noted Trump takes two cholesterol medications — Rosuvastatin and Ezetimibe — plus a daily low-dose aspirin for heart protection. He also uses Mometasone cream for a minor skin condition.

Standing 6-foot-3, Trump now weighs 224 pounds, down from 244 pounds in 2020. This 20-pound drop reflects his commitment to a healthier lifestyle.

Fully Fit to Serve

The doctor praised Trump’s condition, saying the president remains “fully fit” for duty. Trump’s busy daily routine — packed with meetings, public events, and regular golf rounds — supports his strong health.

Recent Procedures and Vaccinations

The memo confirmed Trump had cataract surgery on both eyes at an unspecified time. In July 2024, a routine colonoscopy found a benign polyp and minor diverticulosis, common in aging adults.

All vaccinations, including those for international travel, are current, keeping Trump protected abroad.