Trump's Bruised Hands: Aspirin Link Explained

0:00It's March 20th, here's your entertainment news in two minutes. President Donald Trump's hand caught eyes during a White House dinner on March 19th. He was hosting Japan's prime minister, Senaie Takaiichi, who was visiting Washington for the first time since taking office last October as the country's first female leader. Photos showed clear bruising on his right hand, despite heavy make of coverage. The formal event took place in the state dining room, where cameras captured the details of close. Even his left hand had some marks peeking through the concealer. This marked the second time in a few days that the bruising appeared in public. Just three days earlier, on March 16th, similar discoloration showed on his left hand at a lunch with Kennedy Center board members in the east. Room. The images quickly spread online, sparking curiosity among observers. Trump addressed the issue back in January during a Wall Street Journal interview. He linked it to his daily dose of 325 mg of aspirin, which is higher than the usual 81 mg

1:01recommended by doctors. Medical experts note that blood thinners like aspirin can lead to easy bruising, especially in older adults. For now, the president continues his routine as he hosts more international guests.