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Vascular Pain in Legs When Walking: What It Means and When to Act
Do your legs start to ache, cramp, or feel heavy when you walk — only to feel better when you rest? You might chalk it up to aging or fatigue, but recurring leg pain during activity could be a warning sign of vascular problems. Specifically, it may indicate a…
Burning Sensation Under Your Right Rib? Here’s What Might Be Going On
Have you ever felt a strange burning sensation under your right rib and wondered what it means? Whether it’s a sudden discomfort or a lingering feeling that comes and goes, this type of sensation can be unsettling — especially when it occurs near vital organs. You’re…
What’s That Pain in the Right Side Under Your Ribs?
Feeling pain in the right side under your ribs can catch you off guard — it’s uncomfortable, distracting, and often a bit worrying. Whether it’s a dull ache, sharp jolt, or pressure that won’t go away, this type of pain is common and can come from a variety of…
Tingling in the Legs: What It Means and When to See a Vascular Specialist
A tingling sensation in the legs—whether occasional or persistent—is a symptom many people experience but often ignore. It may feel like pins and needles, numbness, or even a mild burning or crawling sensation. While temporary tingling can result from sitting too long…
When the Heart Slows Down: What You Need to Know About Bradycardia
While most people worry about their heart racing too fast, a slow heart rate can be just as concerning. Medically known as bradycardia, this condition means your heart is beating slower than normal—typically under 60 beats per minute when you’re at rest. Now, for…
When the Heart Speeds Up: Understanding High Heart Rate and Why It Matters
We often hear about high blood pressure, cholesterol, and sugar levels, but one silent indicator of heart health that doesn’t always get the spotlight is your heart rate. As a physician who treats patients with various cardiovascular concerns, I find that many…