Overview

• White House officials say he will meet and address troops at Walter Reed before stopping for a routine exam, then return to the White House.
• An April physical at Walter Reed found him in excellent health and fully fit to serve, according to the presidential physician.
• In July, the White House disclosed chronic venous insufficiency linked to leg swelling, with hand bruising attributed to frequent handshakes and aspirin use.
• The White House has not explained why another exam is occurring within six months, prompting renewed questions about health transparency.
• Officials say he is considering travel to the Middle East after the visit, and Trump says he feels in great shape.