Dr. Fried is here, a triple board, certified nephrologist and a medical expert in eternal medicine,

pediatrics, and obesity medicine.

And also, we cannot forget, she has a live stream on Mondays at noon on YouTube,

which is great.

It's on celebrity health on topics in the head, medical topics in the headline in celebrity health.

The topic in the headline is, hello, Dr. Frida, is Donald Trump's neck.

I'm going to first put up the picture, but we have video of it that sort of came.

The latest question of Donald Trump's health is like, what, oh my gosh, what is this?

No, seriously. Oh, my gosh. Oh, gosh. So when I first saw it, I had all kinds of speculations. You know, could it be shingles? Could it be a fungal infection? Could it be cellulitis? Is he just irritated? You know, with him having the history of bruising, is it some type of a big bruise that turned into a hematoma that eroded. But then his doctor shared a somewhat general statement

saying that the rash is due to a skin cream that is being used for preventive measures.

That's all that was said. Let me read the full statement for you. And then, and I'll let you comment on it.

So the doctor is Dr. Sean P. Barbara Bella.

Mr. Trump's physician said in a statement on Monday that the president was using a

medicated cream as a preventative treatment of the skin condition, which was seen extending out of his shirt collar behind his right ear.

Dr. Barba Bella did not say what the skin condition was

or what medication Mr. Trump was taking.

President Trump is using a common cream

on the right side of his neck,

which is a preventative skin treatment prescribed

by the White House doctor, the statement read.

The president is using this treatment for one week and the redness is expected to last for a few weeks.

That's the statement.

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