Tonight, the White House revealing President Trump's new medical diagnosis. The president experiencing

swelling in his legs, now diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency. The White House also explaining

this bruising on his hand, appearing to be covered in makeup. Tonight, we'll show you the letter

from his doctor assuring the country the president remains in excellent health.

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This is NBC Nightly News with Tom Yamas. And good evening. With so much

scrutiny on the health of the American presidents lately, it came as a surprise when the White

House announced President Trump had been diagnosed with a medical condition impacting blood flow known as chronic venous insufficiency.

It can create swelling in the legs, which some have observed in his recent public appearances.

It's a common diagnosis for older adults, and the president's doctor said, overall, he's an excellent health.

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