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Patient Guide To Improving Circulation in the Feet and Lower Extremities

Posted December 05, 2022

Your circulatory system consists of blood vessels that deliver blood throughout the body. Blood keeps your body healthy and functioning. It transports oxygen and nutrients to your tissues and eliminates carbon dioxide and waste. Given the importance of blood, poor circulation can lead to serious health problems. 

Poor circulation in your feet and lower extremities occurs because of compromised blood vessels that serve those regions. Common symptoms of poor circulation in the legs and feet include numbness, muscle cramps, and cold feet. 

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What to do for Prolonged Swelling in the Legs?

Posted November 30, 2022

Unexplainable swelling of your legs, or Edema, can be alarming and embarrassing. Especially in the warmer months when we are wearing shorts and bathing suits.  Even worse than swollen legs, are heavy, painful or achy legs. But when do you know it’s time to see a specialist? 

And what can you do at home to help your swollen legs? Recognizing when to seek medical treatment from a vascular specialist can be difficult, so we’re going to tell you all you need to know about Lower Extremity Edema!

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Arterial Doppler of Upper and Lower Extremities: What To Expect?

Posted November 17, 2022

A doppler ultrasound is a simple, non-invasive diagnostic test that uses ultrasound (high-frequency sound waves) to notice changes in the blood flow within the arteries and veins of the arms or legs. An attached computer generates blood flow anomalies based on the data from the returning sound waves from the vessels, which appears on a graph. 

Arterial doppler of upper and lower extremities helps diagnose various conditions of the arms and legs, including:

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What Can Cause One Swollen Ankle Without Pain?

Posted November 17, 2022

Swelling in the ankle is a common problem that can be caused by many things, including injury, infection, or even medication. While it is not usually accompanied by pain, there are times when the swelling can be quite severe and very painful. Here are some possible causes of ankle swelling without pain and treatment options.

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What Causes Lack of Blood Circulation in the Feet?

Posted November 16, 2022

Blood circulation is an essential function in the body. With continuous blood circulation, every organ in your body tends to function correctly as they receive the necessary levels of oxygen and nutrients. However, when different body parts, such as the feet, have poor blood circulation, you might experience various symptoms.

Poor blood circulation in the feet can be caused by serious health conditions and shouldn’t go unchecked. 

This article explores the causes of poor blood circulation in the feet and possible remedies.

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When To See A Doctor About Lower Leg Pain Treatment

Posted October 12, 2022

Lower leg pain isn’t just a nuisance; it can signify a severe underlying condition. The issue can significantly harm the quality of your life, making it difficult to walk or even stand.

Lower leg pain can have many causes, including vascular, musculoskeletal, and nerve problems. If you experience lower leg pain, see your doctor for a proper diagnosis and treatment.

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Venous Hypertension or Venous Insufficiency: What Is the Difference? 

Posted October 12, 2022

Several venous pathologies can have serious complications. Chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) is an umbrella term containing multiple venous diseases. Venous insufficiency can refer to chronic venous reflux disease and chronic venous hypertension.

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How To Reduce Symptoms of Venous Stasis Dermatitis?

Posted October 12, 2022

Venous eczema or venous stasis dermatitis is an inflammatory skin condition caused by blood leaking into the skin from your veins. This condition is a cutaneous manifestation of venous insufficiency that occurs due to poor blood circulation in the legs.

Studies show that it is a disease of old age, particularly among people above 50. The vascular condition is characterized by compromised blood flow in the leg veins, leading to blood pooling in the lower legs.

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6 Ways To Get Rid of Leg Pain 

Posted October 11, 2022

Leg pain can significantly impact your life by interfering with daily chores. As per the CDC, 36.5% of residents of the US suffered from lower limb (leg) pain in 2019. In most cases, lower back pain accompanies leg pain.

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What Are Dark Spots on Bottom or Top of Feet?

Posted October 11, 2022

It's not uncommon for marks and bumps to appear on our legs. Plenty of folks bump into things with their legs while walking, leading to the occasional ache or pain for a moment. 

However, there is a problem when marks on your feet don't seem to go away on their own. Or worse, they seem to appear out of nowhere. 

When dark spots on bottom of feet appear, you should know what that could mean and if you need to seek out a doctor. 

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