Patient's question:
Doctor, I noticed that the veins on my left calf are very red, and the vein patterns are very prominent. I didn't have this symptom before, but it reappeared about a week ago. They said it might be peripheral artery disease. How is peripheral artery disease treated?Doctor's answer:
Angiitis is a serious inflammation, and treatment should be based on vasodilation, anti-inflammatory drugs, and surgical treatment. The pain caused by lies is not something ordinary people can endure, and treatment also requires time and patience to persist in medication. If the medication is not properly administered and symptoms continue to worsen, surgery may need to be considered when necessary. Such surgeries require high technical expertise and carry significant risks, so it is essential to choose a reputable hospital.