DIABETIC VASCULAR CARE – DHA LAHORE Specialist care for diabetic vascular disease in DHA Lahore, restoring healthy blood flow to your legs and feet while lowering your risk of ulcers, heart attack and stroke. ذیابیطس وقت کے ساتھ خون کی نالیوں کو تنگ اور سخت کر دیتی ہے جس سے ٹانگوں اور پاؤں تک خون کی روانی کم ہو جاتی ہے۔ اس سے زخموں کے دیر سے بھرنے، السر اور دل و دماغ کی شریانوں کے امراض کا خطرہ بڑھ جاتا ہے۔ ڈاکٹر رضوان نیازی خون کی نالیوں کی صحت، شوگر، بلڈ پریشر اور کولیسٹرول کو سنبھال کر اس خطرے کو کم کرتے ہیں۔ بروقت علاج کے لیے ماہرِ غدود سے رجوع کریں۔ Diabetic vascular disease is the narrowing and hardening of your arteries caused by long-standing high blood sugar. Over time, fatty deposits build up inside the vessel walls, reducing the flow of blood to your legs, feet and other organs. When the arteries to the limbs are affected, it is known as peripheral arterial disease. Reduced circulation means wounds heal slowly, raising the risk of ulcers and infection in the feet, and the same process that narrows leg arteries also threatens the heart and brain, increasing the chance of heart attack and stroke. Dr. Rizwan Niazi assesses your circulation and manages the blood sugar, blood pressure and cholesterol that drive the disease, so blood flow is protected and serious complications are prevented. SIGNS & SYMPTOMS Reduced blood flow often develops gradually. These warning signs, especially in the legs and feet, mean it is time to have your circulation checked. Cramping or aching pain in the calves or thighs that comes on with walking and eases with rest. Feet or toes that feel persistently cold or numb can signal poor blood flow. Cuts, sores or ulcers on the feet and legs that are slow to heal or keep coming back. Skin on the legs or feet that looks pale, shiny or develops a bluish tinge. A weak or missing pulse in the feet, which the doctor checks during your examination. Loss of hair on the legs and feet with thin, shiny skin from reduced circulation. DIAGNOSIS This shows how reduced blood flow to the legs and feet is assessed, from pulse and foot checks to simple circulation tests in the clinic. RISK FACTORS The longer and less controlled your diabetes, the higher the risk to your blood vessels. Managing these factors protects your circulation. Persistently high blood sugar is the main driver of damage to artery walls. Raised blood pressure stiffens and strains the arteries throughout the body. High cholesterol speeds up the fatty build-up that narrows your arteries. Smoking sharply accelerates artery damage and reduces blood flow to the limbs. The longer you have had diabetes, the greater the chance of vascular disease. Carrying extra weight adds to the strain on your heart and blood vessels. WARNING SIGNS This highlights the key warning signs of poor circulation in the legs and feet that should prompt a specialist review. DIAGNOSIS & TREATMENT Management combines careful assessment of your circulation with tight control of the factors that narrow your arteries. Pulse checks, foot examination and simple tests assess blood flow to your legs and feet. Tight control of blood sugar, blood pressure and cholesterol slows or halts the narrowing of arteries. Prompt referral for vascular treatment when an artery needs more than medical care. Diabetic vascular disease is manageable when caught early. Book a consultation with Dr. Rizwan Niazi in DHA Lahore and have your circulation checked. Most diabetes care stops at blood sugar and leaves circulation problems until they become serious. Dr. Rizwan Niazi checks the blood flow to your legs and feet and treats the root causes together, so vascular damage is caught and managed early. Blood sugar, blood pressure and cholesterol are managed together to protect your arteries. Careful attention to circulation in the legs and feet, where diabetes strikes first. Fast, clear referral for vascular treatment whenever it is needed. If you have diabetes and notice cold feet, leg pain on walking or slow-healing wounds, it is worth having your circulation checked. Message the clinic and we will arrange it with your consultation. It is the narrowing and hardening of your arteries caused by long-standing diabetes. It reduces blood flow, most often to the legs and feet, and raises the risk of ulcers, poor healing, heart attack and stroke. Common early signs include leg pain or cramping when walking that eases with rest, cold or numb feet, slow-healing wounds and pale or shiny skin on the legs. Any of these is worth having checked. Dr. Rizwan checks the pulses in your feet, examines your legs and feet and uses simple circulation tests. He also reviews your blood sugar, blood pressure and cholesterol to assess your overall risk. Yes. Caught early, progression can be slowed or stopped by controlling blood sugar, blood pressure and cholesterol and by stopping smoking. More advanced narrowing is treated with vascular procedures, for which Dr. Rizwan arranges timely referral. It can. The same process that narrows the arteries in your legs also affects the heart and brain, which is why managing your blood vessels lowers the risk of heart attack and stroke as well. Yes. Good control of blood sugar, blood pressure and cholesterol, staying active, eating well and not smoking all protect your circulation. Dr. Rizwan will guide you on the right plan for you.
Diabetic Vascular Disease
Treatment in Lahore | Dr. Rizwan Niazi
ذیابیطس کے سبب خون کی نالیوں کی بیماری (ویسکولر ڈیزیز)
What Is Diabetic Vascular Disease?
Symptoms of Diabetic Vascular Disease
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Leg Pain When Walking
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Cold Feet & Toes
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Slow-Healing Wounds
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Pale or Bluish Skin
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Weak or Absent Pulse
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Hair Loss & Shiny Skin
How Vascular Disease Is Checked
What Raises Your Risk?
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High Blood Sugar
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High Blood Pressure
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High Cholesterol
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Smoking
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Long Duration of Diabetes
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Excess Weight
Symptoms & Warning Signs
How Diabetic Vascular Disease Is Managed
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Circulation Assessment
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Root-Cause Control
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Timely Specialist Referral
Protect Your Circulation Before Damage Spreads
Why See Dr. Rizwan Niazi for Diabetic Vascular Disease?
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Root-Cause Control
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Foot & Limb Focus
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Timely Referral
Living With Diabetes? Get Your Circulation Checked
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