If you have foot ulcers or open sores, see a doctor because they may suggest an aortic obstruction.
Aortoiliac occlusive disease may cause frequent buttock, thigh, and calves cramping.
Undiagnosed toe pain? It may imply aortoiliac occlusive disease. Seek medical attention for this symptom.
Coughing up white or pink mucus may suggest lung fluid accumulation, usually caused by heart disease.
Despite appearing positive, this may indicate peripheral artery disease, reducing blood circulation.
Your legs may feel heavy, painful, numb, and weak due to peripheral arterial disease.
Tightness in your throat may indicate a heart attack. Maintain composure and call Emergency.
Fluid retention may induce foot and ankle swelling, possibly due to cardiac issues