The symptoms of P.A.D. include pain, cramps and a tired feeling or
heaviness in your legs, thighs or buttocks when you exercise—even while just
walking a short distance. These symptoms most likely ease after rest, and they
are the easiest symptoms to recognize.

If you have any of these symptoms, it could be P.A.D. Don't dismiss them as a
natural part of aging. Think of them as a sign that the arteries in your legs may be
partially blocked. A partially blocked artery can more easily become blocked.
If this is happening in your legs, it could be happening in the arteries of your heart
and brain, which could result in a heart attack or stroke.

If you have experienced any of these symptoms, it could mean you have Peripheral
Artery Disease. Don't wait. Ask your doctor about being tested.

Find out if you're at risk for P.A.D.

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