Trump's Swollen Legs Reveal SHOCKING Diagnosis!
by Andrew Ismail in HealthPresident Donald Trump's swollen legs led to a diagnosis of chronic venous insufficiency (CVI), a common condition in older adults. CVI occurs when leg veins fail to return blood to the heart efficiently, causing blood to pool in the lower legs. Symptoms include swelling (often in feet and ankles), aching, heaviness, tingling, and varicose veins; severe cases can lead to leg ulcers. The condition results from damage to the one-way valves in leg veins, hindering blood flow. Risk factors include blood clots, vein inflammation (phlebitis), and being overweight. Diagnosis involves ruling out other causes like heart problems, kidney disease, or blood clots, often using ultrasound exams. Treatment may include compression stockings, leg elevation, weight management, exercise (especially walking), and in more severe cases, medication or medical procedures.
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