US EditionRedness on Trump’s neck is caused by common skin cream, White House says
President Trump’s neck rash is from a common preventative cream and is expected to last weeks, his physician said during a White House Medal of Honor event.
- Trump is using a preventative skin treatment on the right side of his neck, prescribed by the White House doctor, which has caused redness expected to last for a few weeks.
- The 79-year-old POTUS was taking part in a Medal of Honor Ceremony when some noticed a rash-like discoloration on his neck, though partially obscured by his shirt collar.
- The neck rash raised questions on social media, with some users commenting on Trump's bruising, swollen ankles, and skin issues, while the White House claimed the bruising was from handshakes.
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Donald Trump appeared in front of the cameras on Monday with conspicuous redness on his neck. The White House later declared that he was using a "preventive skin agent".
The appearance of US President Trump shows a redness on the neck. Now his doctor has provided an explanation.
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East Bay TimesWhat is that redness on Trump’s neck? White House says it’s caused by common skin cream
The redness drew widespread attention Monday, when news photographers captured close-up images of the president’s neck during a Medal of Honor ceremony.
What caused Donald Trump's red neck rash? Here's what the White House doctor explains
Photographs revealed a red rash on Donald Trump's neck, sparking online speculation. The White House physician clarified it was from a preventive skin treatment. This topical cream, used for one week, is expected to cause temporary redness for several weeks. The mark appeared during a White House event, drawing significant attention.
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