After undergoing his routine six-monthly medical exam, President Donald Trump said the results came out perfect.

Minutes after leaving the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, where he went to evaluate his health, the 79-year-old Republican turned to the Truth Social platform to share a message through which he highlighted feeling perfectly fine.

"I just finished my six-month physical at Walter Reed Military Medical Center. Everything went PERFECT. Thank you to the great doctors and staff!" he wrote.

Although the White House usually issues a statement on the results of the current president's exams, it is still unknown when a medical report will emerge describing in detail what specific tests were performed on the head of the nation and how exactly he performed in each of them.

Since last year, Trump's detractors have focused on strange bruises that began to appear on his hands and on a week in which his public appearances stopped being part of his daily schedule of activities.

However, Sean Barbabella, a doctor who usually monitors Trump's health, supported the result of his second evaluation and attributed the spots to aging with nothing out of the ordinary pointing to a chronic health problem.

In this way, it was confirmed that he suffers from chronic venous insufficiency, a common condition in older people that makes blood circulation through the body difficult.

It should be noted that, during his previous visit to the national medical center carried out in October, in addition to a physical examination, the president underwent a cognitive test, which he passed without difficulty, based on the results released.

In fact, a CT scan ruled out any possible cardiovascular problem.

As a precautionary measure, the doctor who treats the New York magnate recommended that he consume around 325 milligrams of aspirin a day, as this reduces the risk of facing any cardiac complications.

Recently, Trump jokingly noted practicing a maximum of one minute of exercise a day.