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Fifteen guides on leg pain, wounds, carotids and circulation, built to help Jacksonville families know when arteries need a look.
CaregiversA Caregiver's Guide to Leg Circulation Problems
You may be the first to notice a change, so knowing what to look for helps.
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PreventionQuitting Tobacco: The Best Gift for Your Leg Arteries
Your arteries start benefiting soon after your last cigarette.
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LifestyleA Simple Walking Plan for PAD
Walking through mild discomfort, with rest breaks, can help many people with PAD.
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PADPAD and Your Heart: Why One Points to the Other
Leg arteries can be a window into heart health.
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TreatmentOutpatient Leg Artery Procedures: What to Expect
Most leg artery procedures need only a tiny incision and a few hours of recovery.
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Keeping Your Dialysis Access Working
Your fistula or graft is your lifeline, and fast care keeps treatment on track.
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Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm: The Basics
Most aneurysms are found on a scan, not by symptoms, so monitoring matters.
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Carotid Artery Disease and Stroke: What to Know
Narrowed neck arteries can raise stroke risk, and a simple scan can find them.
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TestingVascular Ultrasound: What to Expect at Your Test
Vascular ultrasounds are painless, and a little prep makes them go smoothly.
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Limb SalvageTold You Need an Amputation? Ask for a Second Look
An amputation recommendation is a big moment, and asking questions is always fair.
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Diabetes and Your Feet: A Daily Checklist
Five minutes a day looking at your feet is one of the best habits you can build.
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Why Won't My Foot Wound Heal?
Wounds need blood to heal, so a stubborn sore is a reason to check your arteries.
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Cold Feet and Poor Circulation: When to Worry
Cold feet are common, but cold feet plus pain, color change or slow-healing sores deserve a check.
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What Is Peripheral Artery Disease? A Plain-English Guide
PAD is plaque in the leg arteries, and it deserves the same attention as plaque in the heart.
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PADLeg Pain When You Walk: Could It Be PAD?
Walking pain that fades with rest is a classic clue that your leg muscles are short on blood.
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