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The peripheries of your body — the arms and legs — can develop problems with blood circulation. Peripheral artery disease (PAD) begins when narrowing reduces the flow of blood. It can result in some serious health complications.

Slow-healing foot wounds lasting longer than eight weeks become known as chronic. Diabetics frequently have trouble with these wounds, and helping them to heal may take time, attention, and more than one type of treatment.

Summer is the time for travel, to see the world at its best. However, if you’re traveling more than four hours, by air, bus, or car, you could be at risk from deep vein thrombosis, a blood clot condition that begins in the large veins of your legs. 

Heart ailments are always concerning, given the critical nature of the heart’s job in your life, and a wide range of often-unrelated heart issues can affect you. Cardiac arrest and heart attack, for instance, are not the same problem. 

While your heartbeat continues whether you think about it or not, simple monitoring reveals much about your heart health. However, outside of specific health problems, it’s hard to know when you should — and when you shouldn’t — have an EKG.

It’s normal to heal more slowly as you get older, but it doesn’t mean you should simply let nature take its course. Lingering sores on your legs or feet may be a sign of vascular problems, and those sometimes never heal without medical intervention.

So, heart disease is always related to aging, diet, and family history, right? Maybe not. Our specialist shares the facts about common myths associated with heart disease and why it pays to know the truth.

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