The White House disclosed his medical diagnosis today, approximately six months following his inauguration as the oldest US president.

At 79, he will further set the record as the nation’s oldest serving president in his second term.

What is the treatment for chronic venous insufficiency?

Treatment options for chronic venous insufficiency might involve minimally invasive procedures to enhance blood circulation or surgical intervention in more serious instances.

Regular exercise, wearing compression stockings and keeping the legs elevated may help improve blood flow.

Medications may also be prescribed to help increase blood flow.

Some patients may underdo endovenous laser ablation or radiofrequency ablation, minimally invasive procedures designed to stimulate affected veins.

In more serious cases, sclerotherapy or surgery may be required.

Sclerotherapy involves injecting a chemical into the affected veins which causes scarring that prevents them from carrying blood.

The body absorbs the scarred veins and blood is redirected through healthy veins.

Surgery may involve ligation, wherein the affected vein is tied off to prevent blood flow or removed entirely if it is heavily damaged.

The White House has not yet announced any details regarding Trump’s treatment.