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PAD Specialists On What You Need to Know about Living with Peripheral Arterial Disease

Apr 13, 2019

If you have Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD), you are not alone. PAD is a common circulatory problem. Thanks to aging and certain lifestyle habits, the arteries that carry blood to your head, organs, and limbs can become narrowed by the buildup of arterial plaque...

Best Heart Doctors in Arizona: I Think I Have Peripheral Arterial Disease

Apr 10, 2019

If you’re over 60, you may have noticed a few aches and pains that weren’t there before, especially in your legs. It’s usually OK when you’re sitting. However, when you walk distances that you used to consider normal, your legs start to feel...

How Changing Lifestyle Habits Is an Effective Peripheral Arterial Disease Natural Treatment

Apr 8, 2019

What is the “first line of defense” when it comes to treating peripheral arterial disease, or PAD? The answer might surprise you. At Comprehensive Interventional Care Centers, we’re widely regarded as the best peripheral arterial disease specialists...

What Kind of Doctor Treats Peripheral Arterial Disease in Phoenix (PAD)?*

Apr 6, 2019

Have you have been diagnosed as having peripheral arterial disease, or PAD? If so, you may be wondering about what kind of doctor is the best and most qualified to treat your condition. Since one in every 20 Americans over age 50 has PAD, your question is a common...

Peripheral Artery Disease Vs. Peripheral Vascular Disease: What’s the Difference?

Apr 2, 2019

In our many years of practicing medicine, we’ve found that there are two medical terms that almost always confuse our patients. The two terms are peripheral artery disease (PAD) and peripheral vascular disease (PVD). We do understand the confusion. These two...

CiC Interventional Radiologists Explain How PAD Can Affect Diabetes and Other Conditions

Mar 27, 2019

As you probably know, diabetes is a growing public health problem. Unfortunately, people with diabetes tend to develop additional related medical conditions. In fact, diabetes is one of the known causes of peripheral artery disease (PAD). PAD develops when your...
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