There has been “no interval change” in President Trump’s health over the past year, the top White House doctor said in a summary Wednesday of the president’s physical examination.
r. It is unusual for a president to complete his physical in multiple stages, and the memo didn’t describe why the two examinations were six months apart.
The memo released basic health metrics, such as Trump's resting heart rate, cholesterol levels and blood pressure. The president's weight was nearly the same as it was during his last physical, up one pound to 244 pounds, despite a recommendation from his doctor in 2018 that he should lose weight. Based in his current height and weight, Trump is considered obese, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's body mass index calculator., which Conley said was given as a preventative measure after two White House staffers were diagnosed with COVID-19. Conley said the president was monitored with an electrocardiogram to look for damage to his heart, a potential side effect.
“He continues to receive regular COVID-19 testing, and to date all results have been negative,” Conley wrote.Shannon Pettypiece
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