Peripheral Vascular Disease treatment in Chihuahua

PVD stands for peripheral vascular disease, a circulation disorder in which the arteries that carry blood to the extremities narrow or harden, reducing blood flow. It most frequently affects the legs.

Common symptoms: it usually presents with pain or cramps in the legs when walking that ease with rest, a sensation of coldness, and, at times, changes in the skin.

Risk factors: it is related to conditions that damage the blood vessels over time, such as smoking and certain chronic diseases.

Which specialist treats it? The vascular surgeon is the professional who studies and follows up on circulation to the extremities. If you notice pain in your legs when walking or changes in their appearance, it is a good idea to have it evaluated by this specialist.