Peripheral Endovascular Interventions

Peripheral Arterial Disease Treatment in Bhopal

Evaluation for leg artery blockages, circulation problems, walking pain and minimally invasive peripheral vascular treatment pathways.

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Peripheral Vascular Care

Minimally invasive treatment planning for peripheral artery blockages.

Peripheral arterial disease happens when narrowed arteries reduce blood flow to the legs or other parts of the body. It often shares risk factors with heart disease, including diabetes, smoking, high blood pressure and high cholesterol.

Symptoms that may need evaluation

Leg pain or cramping while walking that improves with rest.
Coldness, numbness or weakness in the leg or foot.
Slow-healing wounds or ulcers.
Known heart disease with new leg circulation symptoms.

Treatment approach

Care may include vascular risk assessment, imaging, medicines, walking and risk-factor programs, and peripheral endovascular interventions when clinically appropriate. Dr. Khandelwal's profile includes peripheral, renal, carotid and other endovascular interventions.

FAQ

Peripheral arterial disease questions.

Is leg pain while walking always PAD?

No. Leg pain may have several causes, but pain that reliably appears with walking and improves with rest should be evaluated for circulation problems.

Can PAD be treated without surgery?

Many patients are treated with medicines and risk-factor control. Some may benefit from minimally invasive endovascular procedures depending on severity and anatomy.