When Donald J. Trump sought someone in a public forum to talk about his health, he went with a kindred spirit — a physician who is not only Republican, but also has spent the last decade attracting an enormous following on television.
That doctor, Mehmet Oz, 56, will tape an episode of his show, “The Dr. Oz Show,” with Mr. Trump on Wednesday, to air the next day.
Mr. Trump, 70, the Republican presidential nominee, is expected to release the results of a recent physical on the show, four days after his Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton, 68, had to be helped into a van while leaving a Sept. 11 memorial ceremony on Sunday. Her doctor said later that she had pneumonia. Before that announcement, some of Mr. Trump’s supporters had suggested that Mrs. Clinton had more serious health problems.
