Diagnosing vascular blockage at an early stage can prevent serious complications.
It is useful to know some of the symptoms that point to this problem:
Chest pain
Shortness of breath
Pain in the calves and thighs
Dizziness, fatigue
Cold hands and feet
Coldness, paleness, and loss of sensation in the leg
Pain that occurs especially during movement and goes away with rest
Leg pain caused by vascular blockage is mostly felt during movement. When the blockage is untreated and progresses to an advanced stage, coldness, bluish discoloration, and gangrene appear in the leg. Sometimes swelling may also accompany these symptoms.
Information on this site is general and does not replace an examination by a doctor.