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Re: Reynauds Syndrome


Depending on your age, lifestyle, and a host of other things, it could also be a sign of peripheral artery disease.  This is where the arteries begin to plug up - very slowly, and the extremities are the first to be noticeable.  If this happens mostly in your legs and feet it is called claudication, a subset of PAD.  If your legs cramp or get very sore while walking any distance (generally, but not limited to, the calves), it could easily be claudication.  Diabetes is a heavy contributor to this condition and half of the Americans who have diabetes, don't know it.

There are some very modern techniques for dealing with these conditions.

 

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