Donald Trump Health: Is POTUS Suffering From ‘Small Strokes’?

Donald Trump’s health has been a topic of discussion throughout the past couple of months. Some netizens and experts are convinced that the POTUS is struggling with his mental and physical health.

For instance, the president appeared to struggle with pronouncing certain words such as “witch” and “criminal” at a rally. He also had a hard time remembering when he first met Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.

There have also been some occasions wherein the POTUS seemed to be struggling with his gait. At one point, he seemed as though he was dragging his legs. Trump also clutched on to a podium in an attempt to keep his balance.

On Twitter, one critic claimed that all of these things must have been happening because the POTUS has been suffering from small strokes.

“I encourage Mr. Trump to resign due to health reasons. It appears he is having small strokes more frequently. The stress is causing his brain to malfunction,” Twitter user @JeimsuT said.

Meanwhile, there have also been some speculations regarding Melania Trump’s health and appearance. The FLOTUS was mocked for allegedly looking like an alien, and she was also encouraged to check in with her plastic surgeon.

“What about people not being able to access mental health professionals? Or the increase in homelessness? Or your husband the bully? Go back to what you do best, honey… see your cosmetic surgeon. Focus on that instead… you’re almost at your goal,” Twitter user @PoeticMess214 said.

Two years ago, the White House released a statement confirming that Melania underwent a kidney procedure. After her surgery, Trump revealed to reporters that his wife’s big operation lasted for about four hours. The POTUS also revealed that Melania couldn’t ride the plane for at least a month.

According to CNN, Trump’s statement about his wife’s operation was the first time that the word was used in the White House. Prior to this, the statement claimed that the first lady underwent an embolization procedure to treat a benign kidney condition.