President Trump clarified that he underwent a CT scan, not an MRI, during his October examination at Walter Reed, expressing regret for the scan as it raised unnecessary concerns about his health. His doctor confirmed the scan’s normal results, dispelling worries about cardiovascular issues. Trump, who prefers to maintain his daily aspirin regimen for blood thinning, admitted he dislikes traditional exercise. The White House emphasized Trump’s transparency regarding his health, contrasting it with past administrations.
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