Trump health fears erupt again – this time it’s his hand | US | News

President Donald Trump’s hands once again appeared discolored while hosting the White House’s annual Easter Egg Roll with First Lady Melania Trump, triggering a new wave of concern about his health. Monday’s event marked the second Easter Egg Roll of the president’s second term.

While standing watching the celebrations, the president was seen to have a significant bruise on his right hand that appeared to be hidden by makeup. Alongside footage of the egg hunt, journalist Aaron Rupar wrote of X: “The back of Trump’s right hand is extremely swollen and discolored, as you can see in this clip.” According to reports, social media users also took notice of the noticeable bruise and questioned what could be behind the discoloration that keeps appearing on the president’s hands over and over again. Express USA.

“I’m sure the hands may be temporarily swollen from a long event with a lot of handshaking,” one user said ironically, referencing one of the White House’s previous explanations for the president’s lesions.

“He just came out of treatment… just a guess, don’t yell at me hahaha… made his first public appearance in almost a week and this pattern has been going on for a year,” another user wrote.

“He’s clearly getting an IV in the White House, there’s no other explanation,” a third user guessed.

Trump has repeatedly been photographed with visible bruises on his hands. The 79-year-old president has repeatedly suffered bruises since returning to the White House last year. Large, dark bruises are often seen, especially on the back of both hands.

In February, Trump was seen to have serious bruises on his hands. Press Secretary Leavitt has previously attributed these signs to the president’s constant handshake, describing him as a “man of the people.”

“President Trump has bruises on his hands because he works all the time and shakes hands all day every day,” Leavitt said last year.

Separately, the White House said in January that the bruise was caused by “cutting” his hand on the table before the World Economic Forum.

However, medical experts disputed this explanation; many suggested that the scars were more a result of the aspirin regimen the president was on to prevent “dark blood from flowing through my heart.”

Professor Dr. of George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences. “A bruise can be a one-time event when you hit something when you have a trauma,” Jonathan Reiner told CNN. “Aspirin will make you more prone to bleeding.”

But the bruising isn’t the only problem raising concerns about Trump’s health and well-being.

The president also acknowledged that he undergoes regular medical examinations, but insisted that he has “passed” all of them. However, the New York Times reported in November that Trump’s number of public appearances decreased by 39% compared to his first term. This analysis also found that the President’s public schedule intensified significantly during his second term, with the majority of public engagements occurring between noon and 5 p.m.

Easter Egg Roll arrives as conflict in Iran escalates

The Easter egg roll takes place against the backdrop of the ongoing conflict in Iran. On Easter Sunday, the President made an expletive-laden statement threatening to hit Iran’s energy and transportation infrastructure if they did not open the Strait of Hormuz, while also saying, “Praise be to God.

“Tuesday will be Power Plant Day and Bridge Day in Iran, all rolled into one. It won’t happen! F—-‘ Open the throat, you crazy bastards, or you’ll be living in Hell – JUST WATCH! Praise be to God. President DONALD J. TRUMP,” he wrote.

The shocking revelation sparked backlash from Trump’s main critics, including former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, who quoted the President’s comment and urged his Christian supporters to “ask God for forgiveness.”

“On Easter morning, President Trump released this,” Greene said in a long X statement. “Everyone in your administration who claims to be Christian needs to get on their knees, ask God for forgiveness, stop worshiping the President and intervene in Trump’s madness. I know you all are crazy, him and her, and you are all complicit.”

“On Easter, of all days, we as Christians must remember that the son of God died and rose from the grave so that all our sins can be forgiven once and for all. Jesus commanded us to love one another and forgive one another. Even our enemies. Our president is not a Christian, and his words and actions should not be supported by Christians. Christians in power should seek peace. Call on the president to make peace. Not escalate war that harms people.”