Peripheral Arterial Disease has no cure. However, lifestyle changes can help reduce the symptoms of the disease. PAD can lead to severe health conditions, even amputation, if not treated on time. Further lowering the risk of stroke, coronary heart disease, heart attacks, etc., can be accomplished by treating peripheral artery disease. The question concerning most […]
The blockage and narrowing of the arteries happen because of buildups of fatty plaque in the arteries, known as peripheral artery disease. This condition is most common in the lower extremities or legs but can also be found in other blood vessels. There are several clinical manifestations of peripheral artery disease that an individual should […]
Peripheral arterial disease is a prevalent condition among people who are above 50 in age. It is commonly caused by the narrowing of arteries or due to the blockage of arteries in the legs or aorta. The blockage and narrowing often happen from the hardening of the arterial walls and plaque build-ups. It reduces the […]
Peripheral arterial disease, commonly known as PAD, is the narrowing and blockage of arteries that reduce the blood flow from the heart to one’s legs. The reduced blood flow is the reason for severe pain that may lead to claudication. To diagnose peripheral arterial disease, your doctor or your healthcare provider will examine you physically […]
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Peripheral arterial disease is when the arteries start narrowing due to fatty deposits. PAD results in reduced blood flow. Arteries get less blood than usual. PAD mostly occurs in people over 65 with other comorbid diseases, i.e., diabetes, high cholesterol, or obesity. It is also common among people who smoke. Life expectancy with PAD becomes […]
The peripheral arterial disease can occur in the lower extremities and legs because the vessels get blocked or narrowed. Therefore, the overall blood flow to the lower body. PAD occurs mainly because of the accumulation of fatty plaque inside the vessels. PAD can have an impact on all types of blood vessels. Blood flow into […]
A terminal disease or illness may be explained as a condition that cannot be cured and will lead to death. It is a life-threatening disease. However, if we talk about peripheral arterial disease, it is not an immediately life-harming or life-threatening disease, but the process may lead to fatal problems. However, some people have questions […]
Approximately 20% of the population above the age of 55 has been predicted to be a potential target of Peripheral arterial disease. It is a potent predictor of heart strokes, myocardial infarctions, and even death. Certain medications and procedures can be adopted to prevent and treat further complications and underlying causes of PAD. Let us […]
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