Did Donald Trump Have a Stroke? President's Odd Hand Movements During Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony Fuel Serious Health Concerns: Watch

Donald Trump's most recent appearance has caused fans to wonder if he secretly suffered from a stroke.

The president, 80, made a trip to North Dakota earlier this month for a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the dedication of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library.

During the event, Trump was presented with Theodore Roosevelt's Medal of Honor before taking a pair of gold scissors to slice the ribbon.

The businessman fidgeted with the tool before showing them off to the audience of onlookers.

Trump appeared to have some trouble with the scissors, prompting viewers across social media to inquire about his health.

Some speculated he possibly had a stroke due to his hand movements, such as tapping himself on the thigh as he left the stage.

"Still doing the right hand pat on himself... this is a sign... doctors know what I am talking about," a person wrote on X.

Another user alleged Trump was doing a "sensory grounding technique" to see if "his arm is functioning, and to ground his anxieties."

"You can see he is using it to self-assess, because he rapidly leaves and starts zig-zagging as he pats. One side goes weak, leading him to try to walk in circles," the person continued.

"People that had a stroke pat their leg while walking primarily to simulate sensory nerves and trigger the brain-to-muscle connection," said another individual. "This action — sometimes referred to as sensory cueing or 'waking up' the leg — helps their brain recognize where the limb is in space and prompts the leg to take a step."

Trump's well-being has been questioned in recent years due to things like the swelling in his legs and falling asleep during official Cabinet meetings.

Despite concerns over the POTUS' health and rumors of him suffering from dementia, he claimed he got an excellent score on the cognitive tests he took earlier this year as part of his annual physical.

“Unlike other U.S. Presidents, none of whom have ever taken an approved, high difficulty, Cognitive Test, I scored a perfect 30 out of 30, considered ‘extreme intelligence,'” Trump boasted on Truth Social back in May.

"Are the Dumocrats really surprised? In fact, this is my fourth such test, all PERFECT or, 120 correct answers out of 120 questions asked!" he ranted on.

Trump's doctor, Sean Barbabella, released a memo on May 29 where he described the outcome of the physical, writing the politician is "in excellent health" and "demonstrates strong cardiac, pulmonary, neurological and overall physical function."