Donald Trump's doctor says he is in 'very good health' after exam by 11 specialists

President Donald Trump waves after arriving on Marine One on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington. Photo / AP

President Donald Trump is "in very good health" and expected to remain healthy for "the duration of his Presidency, and beyond," the president's doctor reported Friday following a physical exam that lasted nearly four hours and included 11 specialists.

The White House did not release details of the exam at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center and did not say whether more details would be released later.

Trump was seen by a "panel of 11 different board-certified specialists," Dr. Sean Conley wrote in a brief memo released by the White House.

President Donald Trump waves after arriving on Marine One on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington. Photo / AP

The memo did not include the disciplines of any of the specialists. Typically, a physical exam includes checks of height, weight, blood pressure and other standard measures. Trump said last year he takes a statin drug to lower his cholesterol.

Trump did not undergo any procedures requiring sedation or anaesthesia, Conley reported.

Trump, 72, has visibly gained weight in recent years. He makes no secret of preferring a diet of red meat, fast food and sweets. He is not known to exercise beyond his beloved rounds of golf. He does not smoke or drink.

Trump's former physician, Dr. Ronny Jackson, became an Internet sensation last year for his public pronouncement that Trump has "incredibly good genes."

Jackson reported that Trump, at 6-foot-3, was slightly overweight at 239 pounds last year.

Jackson said Trump had a perfect score on a cognitive test.