If you have noticed that you are losing hair on your legs, you may assume it is happening because you’re getting older. If you don’t feel any different or notice other symptoms, it is easy to brush it off without considering more serious underlying issues. Even without detectable symptoms, you may have developed a condition known as peripheral artery disease (PAD).
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As you age, it’s normal to notice your nails growing more slowly than when you were younger. This is usually nothing serious and is considered a typical sign of aging. […]
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November is Diabetes Awareness Month Every November, communities across the globe recognize Diabetes Awareness Month. The goal of Diabetes Awareness Month is to inform the public about what it’s like […]
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An estimated 10 million Americans are affected by Peripheral artery disease (PAD). Yet, it is widely misunderstood by the public and often goes undiagnosed. PAD is treatable, and with early detection of the […]
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If your physician has ever recommended you to see a vascular surgeon or interventional radiologist, you may be a bit confused about what that entails. Even though they sound like […]
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Non-healing wounds are a serious sign of advanced peripheral artery disease (PAD). Still, they can also signal a different issue. If you are concerned about non-healing wounds on yourself or […]
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According to a poll conducted by the National Center for Health Statistics, close to 1 in 10 men experience symptoms of depression and less than half were interested in seeking […]
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