Experiencing leg pain?

It could be a sign of Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD).

Typical Symptoms of Peripheral Arterial Disease

• Leg pain, fatigue, heaviness, tiredness, cramping in the leg muscles (buttocks, thigh, or calf) that occurs when walking or climbing stairs and relieved with rest
• Pain in the legs at rest
• Pain, sores or wounds on toes, feet or legs
• Temperature lower in one leg than the other
• Poor nail growth on toes and decreased hair growth on legs
• A poorly healing wound on a lower extremity
• Injury to lower limb or foot involving blood vessels
• Discoloration of the toes, feet or legs (color changes in the skin including pallor or blue discoloration)

If you are suffering from any of these symptoms, you may have Peripheral Arterial Disease.

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