Peripheral Vascular Disease Symptoms

    Last Updated: October 13, 2024

    Peripheral vascular disease is narrowing of the blood vessels outside the heart due to atherosclerosis. Many people do not experience symptoms, but common symptoms include leg/foot pain, pale or bluish skin color, reduced leg hair, and lower body wounds that won't heal.

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