Pulseless Disease
Pulseless disease, known in medicine as Takayasu arteritis, is an inflammation of the large arteries—especially the aorta and its branches—that can narrow these vessels and make it harder for blood to reach different areas of the body.
Common symptoms: a weakened or absent pulse in the arms, dizziness, fatigue, pain in the limbs with exertion, and differences in blood pressure between one side and the other.
When should you see a doctor? Difficulty feeling the pulse, recurring dizziness, or unusual tiredness in young people warrant an evaluation.
Which specialist treats it? The cardiologist takes part in studying how the vessels and the heart are affected. If a problem with circulation in the large arteries is suspected, it is advisable for this professional to carry out a detailed evaluation.
Data on 5 doctors who treat pulseless disease
Specialties that treat pulseless disease
Treatment by city
Doctors specialized in pulseless disease
Dr. Abel Alberto Pavía López
Dr. Mauricio Enrique Zaragoza Perez
Dra. Olga Galván Montiel
Dr. Juan Manuel Arce González
Dr. Jorge Escudero de la Peña
Dr. Alvaro Contreras Villaseñor
Dr. Gerardo Maza Juárez
Dr. Santiago Raymundo Nava Townsend
Dr. Pedro Becerra González
Dr. Norberto Matadamas Hernandez
Dr. Dorian Iván Núñez Blanquet
Dr. René Narváez David
Dr. Efren Montane Lira
Dr. Sergio Mario Ferez Santander
Dr. Wylson Emmanuel Lopez Echeverria
Dr. Pedro Gerardo Dávila
Dr. Hector Manuel Castellanos villagran
Dr. David García Rubí
Dr. Axel García Poisot
Dr. Franz Vera Miranda
Frequently asked questions
What is pulseless disease?
Pulseless disease, known in medicine as Takayasu arteritis, is an inflammation of the large arteries—especially the aorta and its branches—that can narrow these vessels and make it harder for blood to reach different areas of the body.
Which doctor treats pulseless disease?
Pulseless Disease is usually treated by specialists in cardiologist.