Medical experts weigh in on President Trump's health after photos show swollen legs and a bruised hand; they discussed venous insufficiency and aspirin therapy side effects.

President Donald Trump underwent vascular testing after he had swelling in his legs, with all results within normal limits, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Thursday. Leavitt said Trump noted "mild swelling in his lower legs," which prompted the White House medical team to evaluate him.

The White House said Thursday that President Donald Trump has been diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency, according to CNBC. The condition is a common vein disorder that causes swelling in the legs but poses no serious health threat.

Karoline Leavitt released a physician's note explaining President Donald Trump's visible bruising and leg swelling after photos sparked health concerns.

After mocking Biden’s beach legs, Trump, 79, now finds himself under scrutiny for swollen ankles and bruising on his hand.

Photos taken of President Donald Trump at the FIFA Club World Cup on Sunday showing what appear to be his severely swollen ankles have sparked new health fears among social media users.