Trump speaks the bruise in the left hand: I hit a table in Davos.

U.S. President Donald Trump spoke of the bruise in his left hand again. He claimed that the big bruise was caused after a crackdown on the furniture in Switzerland. I hit it at the table, “he told CNN on the Air Force One flight. The “I put in a little bit of what do they call it? [...]
He claimed that the big bruise was caused after a crackdown on the furniture in Switzerland.
I hit it at the table, “he told CNN on the Air Force One flight. The “I put in a little bit of what do they call it? cream on it. But I hit the”, the American leader explained.
Earlier in the day, the White House had made a similar statement, showing that the 79-year-old had hit his hand at the signing table during a Peace Board event in Davos, Switzerland.
At the Peace Board event in Davos today, President Trump struck his hand at the center of the signature table, triggering bruises”, White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavet said.
Once again in the spotlight, the hand of Trump why is it bruised and what is the explanation?
A White House official also shared pictures of the president in Davos on Wednesday and Thursday, declaring to CNN that yesterday and morning <x0fotos clearly indicate there were no bruises”.
At the beginning of the Peace Board signing event, Trump's video did not show visible bruises in hand. However, about 10 minutes later, after he sat at the table and signed some documents, the bruise became visible.
Trump has long had bruises, that CNN reportedly existed before he returned to the White House. These early bruises drew attention as he began to cover with make-up and bandages and keep away from cameras with the other hand. The left hand bruise, observed at the end of last year, raised additional questions about his health.
Trump told the Wall Street Journal that he gets a higher dose of aspirin every day than doctors recommend, arguing that “aspirine is good for diluting blood”. His doctor, Dr. Sean Barbabella, said the president gets 325 milligrams of aspirin a day, making it easier to bruise.
According to the Mayo Clinic, a low dose of aspirin, which may help prevent heart attack or stroke, usually varies from 75 to 100 milligrams, with 81 frequently recommended milligrams. For aspirin therapy, daily dose is usually between 75 and 325 milligrams.












