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Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD): After angioplasty

Heart & Blood Health | Last Active: Mar 25 6:04pm | Replies (22)
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@JustinMcClanahan

I'd like to invite @jlf2, @judeeo, and @peggyn to this discussion on peripheral artery disease. While each member may have been diagnosed in a different way or from a different cause, the experience of the disease itself shares much of the same qualities.

@jlf2, you recently mentioned you are on your feet all day and they are extremely painful. Is this caused by the peripheral artery disease?

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jlf2 | @jlf2 | Dec 19, 2023

That’s what the doctor told also me
But I work, I’m a sales associate for goodwill and have no choice but to be on my feet.
I also smoke and am trying to quit but after 49 years it’s not easy , I have a lot of other medical problems and cirrhosis is one of them but I’m not a drinker , I was infected with hepatitis B and possibly hepatitis A I have other heart issues as well and need a lot of advice on how to help myself feel better.
That’s why I came to the
Mayo web site Mayo Clinic’s are the best when it come to health advice. I can’t afford to go to the
Mayo hospital’s for care but use the advice to help and educate myself about my illnesses

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