Doctors from Chukotka assessed Putin’s health condition

The state of health of Russian President Vladimir Putin was assessed by the head of the department, traumatologist-orthopedist of the trauma hospital of the Chukotka District Hospital Denis Kloss. According to him, the head of state is in excellent condition, he has a cheerful voice and gait, and he will work for a long time.

Vladimir Putin held a meeting with residents of the city of Anadyr in Chukotka on Wednesday, December 10. During the conversation, Kloss asked the head of state the question of how, with such a load, he restores his physical and mental strength. Putin replied that he goes in for sports. He is inspired by great scientists, athletes and artists. “But personally, to my question, he answered that the most important recipe for recovery is to love your job,” Kloss emphasized, adding that he himself completely agreed with this.

Doctors assessed the president’s condition as excellent: this is evidenced by his cheerful voice and gait. “How he represents thought: it is accessible, it is understandable,” explained the orthopedic traumatologist. — There are no other political leaders overseas even close. I think he will still be there and will work.” Kloss added that he really hopes for this because he admires the president.

When asked what advice he, as a doctor, could give to the president, the head of the trauma department of the Chukotka District Hospital answered simply: “Get more rest, that’s for sure.” The doctor reminded that rest is a change in activity, and longevity depends on this.

When asked how Kloss assessed the condition of US President Joe Biden after his last public appearances, the doctor pointed to the age of the American leader, who has a great influence on him. “Even though he seems to lead a healthy lifestyle and nutrition, age definitely takes its toll,” the doctor explained.

Previously “MK” reportedthat during his visit to Chukotka, Vladimir Putin inspected the Makarovs’ farm and the head of state was shown tomatoes, cucumbers and a variety of greens grown in the Arctic. Let us recall that the President of Russia first arrived in Chukotka on an official working trip, within the framework of which a visit to the city of Anadyr was planned. Putin promised to come to this region back in 2018.