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The best explanation of how walking improves peripheral artery disease, which is poor circulation in mainly the leg arteries. Dr. Lily Johnston explains why walking through the leg cramps is the most important way to tell your body to start getting your body to maximize collateral vessel growth.

To talk about your symptoms of leg pain, leg cramps, diabetic neuropathy, neuropathy, foot burning or tingling, or restless legs, call the Global PAD Association Leg Saver Hotline at 1-833-PAD-LEGS or go to PADhelp.org. We also offer a no cost walking program that includes an app and full dashboard for you and your doctor to monitor your progress.

Also subscribe to our channel and join us every Wednesday for our Collateral Nation podcast where we offer LIVE Q&A about your exercise regiment.

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Go With The Flow is a series sponsored by Reflow Medical, which makes devices designed to help physicians improve circulation in patients with advanced stage peripheral artery disease patients known as Critical Limb Ischemia. Reflow Medical is sponsoring this series to emphasize the importance of CLTI prevention through critical lifestyle modifications, especially fitness. Each week Go With The Flow will offer information that helps patients to improve their prognosis naturally.

Disclaimer:

The Go With The Flow series is for educational and informational purposes only.

Information provided does not necessarily reflect the views of the Global PAD Association or Reflow Medical.

Reflow Medial is a sponsor for this series offered through the Global PAD Association and does not have influence over its content.

The information and advice offered are not a substitute for medical advice from your own supervising physician.

Do NOT act on any information provided in this series without the explicit consent from your healthcare team.

If you are experiencing leg pain, leg cramps, neuropathy, have toe or foot wounds that won't heal, ask your physician to test for Peripheral Artery Disease.

Go to PADhelp.org or call the Leg Saver Hotline for additional information about PAD.

If you think you are having a medical emergency call your local emergency number or go to the nearest emergency department.

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