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President Trump is back at Walter Reed Medical Center today and the visit is likely to bring fresh attention to questions about his health
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The White House says the president is scheduled for a routine medical and dental exam
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But this is Trump's third in-person visit to the doctor in just over a year
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And it follows months of questions surrounding his health and fitness. Trump turns 80 next month and has regularly pointed to his energy and packed schedule as proof he remains in strong health
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Visible swelling in the president's legs drew attention last year. The White House later disclosed Trump had chronic venous insufficiency
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a condition tied to blood flow in the veins that doctors said was not considered serious
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Recurring bruising on Trump's hands also sparked questions. The White House has said the bruising is linked to frequent handshaking and aspirin use
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while some outside physicians have continued pushing for more detailed information. The administration has pushed back hard on health speculation
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Over the weekend, Communications Director Stephen Chung highlighted Trump's work schedule, writing the president was, quote
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still in the Oval Office working hard for the American people late on Saturday night
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The White House has repeatedly said the president remains in excellent health. It is expected to release details from today's evaluation once it's complete
