- Clinton
suffered her first blood clot in 1998 while she was First Lady
and experienced a second incident in 2009
- She
suffered a concussion after falling in her home in 2013 near the end of
her tenure as secretary of state
- Her
doctors say she has deep vein thrombosis, which can lead to clotting in
leg veins
- She
suffered a blood clot in her brain in December 2011 and takes blood
thinners to treat her condition
- She
has been diagnosed with hypothyroidism
- Broke
her elbow, as spokesman warned it would crimp her texting
- Clinton collapsed when she left a 9/11 ceremony
early on Sunday. Her office finally revealed she has pneumonia
- Campaign spokesman Brian Fallon says Clinton plans to release more medical records this week as criticism mounts
Hillary Clinton's
medical history – and her tendency to keep personal and medical information far
from view – is coming in for new scrutiny following revelations that the
candidate got diagnosed with pneumonia Friday in advance of her stumble in New
York.
Clinton's stumble,
caught on camera Sunday after she had to leave Sept. 11th anniversary memorial
services after about an hour and a half, was the latest in a line of health
spats that have made it into the news during her career.
'Antibiotics
can take care of pneumonia. What's the cure for an unhealthy penchant for
privacy that repeatedly creates unnecessary problems?' asked President Obama's
former message guru David Axelrod in a tweet Monday – a message promptly
retweeted by Trump's campaign manager Kellyanne Conway.
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