Your legs hurt for a reason.
If you’re experiencing pain in your legs when walking, resting, or at night,
you may have peripheral arterial disease (PAD).
What is Peripheral Arterial Disease?
Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) is caused by a decrease in blood flow to their arms, legs, or feet. If left untreated, this systemic, whole body condition can lead to heart attack, stroke, severe leg pain, ulceration, infections, and/or amputation. PAD accounts for the majority of leg and foot amputation in the United States
Symptoms Include:
Intermittent claudication is painful cramping in the leg that occurs when walking, but typically disappears when the activity stops
Numbness, tingling, and weakness in the lower legs and feet
Burning or aching
pain in feet or toes
when resting
Pain in the legs or
feet that awakens
you at night
Slow healing sore
on leg or foot
Lower temperature
in one leg
Loss of hair
on legs
Color change in skin
of legs or feet
How do I know I’m at risk?
How PAD is treated:
Our Board Certified, Interventional Radiologists and Vascular Surgeons
offer comprehensive evaluation and management of PAD.
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