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Chronic Arterial Symptoms
Symptoms that persist over time indicating poor arterial health, such as pain, cramping, and tiredness in the limbs, often due to restricted blood flow.
Weeping Ulcers
Ulcers that produce a watery fluid or pus, often indicating an infection or underlying health issue.
Diabetes
A chronic condition characterized by high levels of sugar in the blood due to the body's inability to produce or properly use insulin.
Elevational Pallor
A condition where there is paleness of the skin when the limb is raised, often indicative of arterial insufficiency.
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