Im 35 i injured my knee last year and around the injury i have numbness and then before christmas i i injured my shin and the numbness has increased and its caused coldness with both legs and now my entire body becomes cold. But i might have to wait until next year to see a neurologist or someone which is horrible because i have been wanting to see some since last year and seen 3 GPS who were ignoring me explaining my symptoms until the 4th GP finally was helpful and sent me a referal off to a Private neurologist
Walking and feeling very heavy the legs and tired but without any pain,or wounds,may be also peripheral artery disease?I have spider veins,and they say that when walking the blood circulates well in Venus insufficiency. Isnt it?
Got pad and im suffering massive pain in legs feet and hands My gp doctor won't refer me for help and tests and ive lost the use of my legs a few times Ive had abdominal muscles cramp up causing pain I cant cope but the gp won't help Cant get help in the uk
I have severe numbness in my left leg and in my right hand and I have pain when I try to walk up the stairs in my face. Does this means I need to get amputated?
Not at all. They're talking about in very extreme cases , where deep ulcers occur or skin is black. Go to the hospital and don't let them BS you, especially if you have wounds. Good luck n health
Here's all you need: simple....but NOT easy - First, your doctor is NOT allowed to speak of nutrition in this or many other diseases or challenges in medicine; as money cannot be generated by having people get better. 1) stop drinking/eating sugary foods; cake, soda, beer, wine, breads or anything that is considered "high in carbohydrates". The "Why"....will come at the end here. 2) Drink enough water to keep your vascular system "full for blood circulation/ stay hydrated!, 3) Start to switch over from high carbos, to high fats/proteins; "why coming". 4) Start some basic "air squats, with air "overhead arm raises" to get blood flow moving again. 5) Begin "intermittent fasting"....start by eating in a "window of time daily; ex) eat from only 09:00-12 noon and give up dinners for 3-6 months. People eat too much food, too often to give their' bodies a chance to recuperate. "Why?" Sugar/ie: carbohydrates are killing the civilized world due to "brainwashing" by the big companies in said countries. We are NOT genetically made to eat 3-5 times a day; once if lucky... Sugar/carbs causes the "metabolic effect", which, in itself caused YOUR PAD. Now...start to learn about what I've written and take action. Do this,....and live...don't and die young.
Hi! Cardiovascular risk reduction plays a huge role in improving outcomes for patients. This includes working with those who smoke to help them quit. Exercise training can help as well. There are specific exercise programs for those with PAD.
Tramadol does not work... basic bandaid for cut artery... mofo knows it hurts... my cardiovascular surgeon wont give me ahit for pain even after stents put in and artery narrows to nothing after stent
You mean Venus insufficiency,not arterial,I think..In.Both cases the blood flows down,instead of immediately return to the hard.In arterial is the blood in the arteries that is not circulating well.In the Venus insufficiency the veins don't work well to push up the blood and it flows down(for some seconds!)
@@fredmoniz7256 whoa did you check with the doctor officially who declared that you have pad? and if you don't mind me asking how old are you ? i'm just 17 years old and last november i had a severe injury on my leg while playing football and the pain never went away but the pain was reduced but suddenly yesterday my feet started paining and today it hurts whenever i take a step and a little bit of numbness and one foot is colder than the other foot, sorry for the long message i'm just scared since i'm way too young for this
