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Peripheral Artery Disease
Peripheral Artery of the legs or pelvis start narrowing up a bit, and then this is the sign of Peripheral Artery Disease in a person. This kind of disease has a lot of features similar with the carotid artery disease and coronary artery disease. All such diseases result due to blocked and narrowed arteries in different body parts.
The arteries in the coronary artery region get hardened up, and this results in making restrictions in supply of blood. Many facts are there that contribute to the spreading of peripheral artery disease. Common symptoms and signs for peripheral artery disease include tiredness, leg pain, cramping in the muscles, and few others.
Peripheral Disease :
- polyneuropathy vs peripheral neuropathy
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- peripheral neuropathy vs peripheral vascular
- peripheral angiopath the same thing as pad/pvd
- pad neuropathy definition
- difference between peripheral vascular and peripheral artery
- difference between cadc and peripheral artery disase
- periferal neuropathy vs peripheral artery
Peripheral Neuropathy Symptoms
Peripheral Neuropathy Symptoms depend on the kind of nerve affected by the peripheral disease. There are three chief kinds of nerves. They are- motor, autonomic, and sensory. Single or all three types are affected by neuropathy. Symptoms and signs also depend on the conditions affecting the body.
Peripheral Neuropathy Symptoms of Changes of sensation:
Harm to sensory fibers may results in nerve pain, numbness, tingling, or sensation of burn. For a number of cases of neuropathies, change of sensation usually commence from the feet and progress in the direction of the center of the human body. In a worse condition, it also involves other areas of the body too.
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Peripheral Vascular Disease
Before knowing about Peripheral Vascular Disease let us first know about the body’s circulatory system. The circulatory system in the human body has blood vessels which are two types, the first are the arteries and the other are the veins. These two types functions as a carrier of blood all over the body and has a tubular structure.
Though both of them perform the function of carrying blood but the procedure they follow is different. Like the function of arteries is to carry oxygen and blood which is rich in nutrients from the heart to other organs and cells of the body. On the other hand the function of the veins is to carry oxygen depleted blood and wastes, and get them removed from the body after getting filtered through liver, kidneys and lungs and then.
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Peripheral Arterial Disease : Symptoms And Diagnosis
The main, usual symptoms of peripheral arterial disease is a cramping of painful muscle in the thighs, hips, or calves at the time of climbing stairs, walking, or exercising. Few minutes after the exercise is stopped, the pain of this disease normally vanishes due to it. The muscles in working position need extra blood flow.
Whereas, the muscles in resting position need little blood flow. If there is a blockage of blood flow because of the buildup of plaque, the muscles do not get sufficient blood at the time of exercise. The crampy pain also known as intermittent claudication, when occurred due to peripheral arterial disease, the muscles start warming the body, which is not receiving sufficient blood in the course of exercise for meeting the demand.
A number of people suffering from peripheral arterial disease have no signs or symptoms. However, the symptoms of peripheral arterial disease include:
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Peripheral Polyneuropathy
Peripheral Polyneuropathy means that the nerves which take information from the brain and vice versa don’t work correctly. Not only this, these nerves also take signals from the spinal cord to other parts of the body and vice versa. So when these nerves don’t function properly it can be damage in a single nerve, a group of nerves or it can be damage to the nerves of the whole of the body.
Causes of Peripheral Polyneuropathy 
Damage to the nerves of the body is a common thing and they are of different types and there are different causes for their occurrence. But many a times these reasons cannot be found out. Also there are cases in which the thing is hereditary. Some of the main causes for Peripheral Polyneuropathy are:
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What Is Peripheral Neuropathy
Peripheral Neuropathy illustrates harm to peripheral nervous system, which is enormous communication network transmitting information from the spinal cord and brain to the other parts of the body. The spinal cord is the nervous system (central) of our body.
The peripheral nerves also transmit sensory information in return for the spinal cord and brain. For example, messages like burning of finger or the feet getting cold. The harm to the nervous system (peripheral) hinders these significant connections. Just like a static in phone line, Peripheral Neuropathy interrupts and distorts messages transmission between the rest of our body and brain. 
Due to reason that each peripheral nerve has specialized function for a specific part of our body, a wide variety of symptoms and signs can occur due to the damage of nerves. Some patients may experience tingling, numbness of a temporary nature, paresthesia, touch senility, or weakness in muscles.
Peripheral Disease :
- Peripheral Neuropathy
- predominantly sensory peripheral polyneuropathy
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