Facts About Peripheral Artery Disease (P.A.D)

Facts About PERIPHERAL ARTERY DISEASE (P.A.D) www.USAVascularCenters.com

What is Peripheral Artery Disease (P.A.D)?

P.A.D is a common, yet serious disease. It is caused by fat deposits and extra cholesterol building up in the arteries which reduce or block the flow of blood to your limbs. One of the most common symptoms of P.A.D is pain in the legs while walking or exercising which stops at rest (Intermittent Claudication). If left untreated the symptoms of P.A.D can to limb amputation or heart problems.

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P.A.D Symptoms

 Leg pain while walking which  Restless legs that disturb sleep  Different temperature in one leg stops at rest

 Feeling of numbness in the legs  Skin discoloration on legs and feet

 Poor nail and hair growth

Who Is At Risk For P.A.D?

Why P.A.D Needs Treatment?

Symptoms of P.A.D if left untreated can lead to serious complications such as; limb amputation or heart disease.

Watch this P.A.D Video to find out how so many people lose their limbs due to P.A.D

How USA Vascular Centers Can Help?

We are a nationwide network of vascular centers offering minimally invasive and nonsurgical treatment for Peripheral Artery Disease called “Stent Angioplasty� as well as wound care for arterial ulcers. During a Stent Angioplasty procedure the blocked artery is unclogged to regulate the flow of blood. The treatment is performed as an outpatient procedure and is covered by Medicare, Medicaid and most insurance plans.

For more information visit us at: www.USAVascularCenters.com

How USA Vascular Centers Can Help?

We are a nationwide network of vascular centers offering minimally invasive and nonsurgical treatment for Peripheral Artery Disease called “Stent Angioplasty� as well as wound care for arterial ulcers. During a Stent Angioplasty procedure the blocked artery is unclogged to regulate the flow of blood. The treatment is performed as an outpatient procedure and is covered by Medicare, Medicaid and most insurance plans.

For more information visit us at: www.USAVascularCenters.com

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