If you notice your legs are sore when you lay down at night, but feel better when you hang them over the edge of bed, if your feet ache, burn or feel cold, especially at night, or if notice when you take a short walk you need to stop, rest a moment and then feel better, you may have peripheral arterial disease (PAD).

PAD is a common condition that if recognized and treated early can improve the quality of your life and reduce your risk of heart attack or stroke.

 Taking steps to learn more about your health and risk, can help you stay in circulation and make your life better.

PAD
1. Do your legs and/or feet ever feel numb?
2. Do you ever have a burning pain in your legs and/or feet?
3. Do your legs hurt, get tired, or cramp when you walk?
4. Do your legs hurt, get tired, or cramp when you walk?
5. Are your feet always cold in bed at night?
6. Does it hurt when the sheets touch your skin?
7. Do you have sores on your legs or feet that won’t heal?
8. Do you think you have neuropathy?
9. Are your symptoms worse at night?
10. Do your feet look blue or purple?

If you’ve answered “yes” to 2 or more of these questions, you may have PAD. 

We encourage you to make an appointment to see one of our specialists. We are experts in recognizing, diagnosing and treating PAD. In fact, we’re some of the best in the country.

The doctors at CiC are here to address your healthcare needs, from prevention and diagnosis through treatment and recovery. 

Please call our main office at 480-374-7354 to make an appointment.

We look forward to becoming a member of your healthcare team.