Ally Vascular and Pain Centers

PERIPHERAL ARTERIAL DISEASE (PAD)

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Peripheral arterial disease (PAD) can be treated with a variety of outpatient options, including lifestyle changes, medications, and exercise programs:

Lifestyle changes:

Quit smoking, eat a heart-healthy diet, and manage stress

Exercise programs:

We may recommend supervised exercise training, such as walking, leg exercises, or treadmill programs.

Medications:

Antiplatelet medicines, such as aspirin or clopidogrel, can be used to treat PAD. Statins can also be used to lower low-density lipoprotein levels.

Procedures or surgery:

Options we can offer in the office setting include treatments to improve blockage of arteries in a limb, usually the leg, caused by a buildup of plaque. Symptoms alleviated by our procedures include:
● Pain in the leg, even when resting
● Skin ulcers or wounds on the leg
● Infection or gangrene on the leg
● Symptoms that prevent you from doing daily tasks

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At our office, we have a wide variety of tools at our disposal to open blocked vessels, including intravascular ultrasound, angioplasty balloons, atherectomy devices to scrape out plaque, and stents to keep vessels open. Procedures are typically 1 hour in length, and patients can return home 1 hour after the procedure.

Our Simple Process

1

Get in Touch

Get in touch today to find out if you're eligible for our cutting-edge procedures.
2

Clinic Visit

As a candidate, you'll have the opportunity to visit one of our doctors for a detailed clinic appointment. Receive professional advice and a well-defined plan to move forward.
3

Procedure Day

The moment you’ve anticipated is here! Discover the cutting-edge medical imaging technology paired with expertly targeted, minimally invasive treatments.
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