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In the episode of Ask a Nurse, Cathy discusses peripheral artery disease (PAD). She explains what causes peripheral arterial disease, risk factors for peripheral artery disease, symptoms of peripheral artery disease, diagnosis of peripheral arterial disease, treatment of peripheral artery disease, and complications of peripheral artery disease. 🩺
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFKTloHw8wg
Tisha. Let not your heart be troubled pretty lady. There's a drug for all these issues and a drug for the side affects and a drug for the side affects and even a drug for the other, other, other, side affects. 😎
The cure versus the condition? WEB M D?Statin Side Effects
Most people who take statin drugs tolerate them very well. But some people have side effects. The most common statin side effects include:
, Headache, A hard time sleeping, Flushing of the skin, Muscle aches (myalgia), tenderness, or weakness, Drowsiness, Dizziness, Nausea or vomiting, Belly cramping or pain, Bloating or gas, Diarrhea, Constipation, Rash, Low levels of blood platelets
Peripheral artery disease (PAD) is a circulatory condition where arteries narrow, limiting blood flow to arms, legs, stomach, and head. It affects over 8 million Americans age 40 and older, most commonly in the legs and feet.
PAD is primarily caused by atherosclerosis - the buildup of cholesterol, calcium, fat, and fibrous Show Full Answer
Caryn,
Thank you for sharing. On another note, I did another sleep study because my current APAP machine wasn't doing the trick. I have very little obstructive sleep but a lot of central apneas and my Pulmonologist wants a sleep study at a lab to see my next course of treatment. Hopefully it can be something they can treat.🙂
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