President Trump, who will turn 80 on June 14, faces increased scrutiny over his health. His age has been a focal point, especially as he prepares for a visit to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for a physical examination.

Recently, Trump has been observed with swelling in his legs. According to his doctors and aides, this is due to chronic venous insufficiency. This condition impacts the veins’ ability to return blood to the heart effectively.

Additionally, Trump has been seen with visible bruises on his hands, which he reportedly covers with makeup. White House officials attribute these bruises to frequent handshakes.

Another concern is a red rash on his neck. Dr. Sean P. Barbabella, Trump’s physician, has mentioned that a cream is being used as preventive care. However, he did not disclose the exact nature of the skin condition or the medication involved.

Over the years, Trump, his medical team, and his aides have often provided brief or vague updates on his health and fitness, maintaining a consistent pattern of communication.

Karoun Demirjian, a breaking news reporter, provided this report for The Times.