How will claudication be treated or remedied?
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A healthy diet is important to keep atherosclerosis from getting worse.\n\nA program of daily walking for short periods, and stopping for pain or cramping, may help improve function. You MUST stop smoking.\n\nAvoid placing hot or cold items on legs. Avoid tight shoes.
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Yes, if permanent damage from heart attack or other disease has not occured.  Arteries can be unblocked or rerouted; cholesterol and blood pressure can be lowered; heart failure can be managed.
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Surgery of course will be the fastest .. but if you are looking for the alternatives to that: \n\nCollinsonia Root\nVery effective herbal remedy.  Standard Process mades a capsule which is very good.  You can take the capsule orally, or open the capsule and apply the powdered root externally. Gaia Herbs makes a liquid extract. \n\nWitch Hazel\nTopical use of witch hazel to treat venous conditions is approved by the German Commission E, authorities on herbal medicine.  You have to use it regularly and for a period of time for results.\n\nFiber\nPopulations in which fiber intake is high have a very low incidence of hemorrhoids.  So you can try to eat more veggies and grains.  If you are constipated then you can try Psyllium seed/powder, found in your local health food store.\n\nHorse Chestnut\nUsed for internal and external application for problems of venous circulation, including varicose veins and hemorrhoids.  This herb has been used historically, but I am not sure how well it is holding up in research trials.\n\nHomeopathics\nThere is a nice slection of homeopathic remedies you can try, for example: http://www.hmedicine.com/shopping/product/1896\n\nPlease, before you start on anything alternative, make sure your doctor has had a chance to diagnose you.
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I'm sorry to say, no there is no cure for it.  There is a lot of research, but no cure yet.  They are coming out with medications that can help.
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The question is not "how do you get rid of pain in your leg".  This medical problem requires that you see your doctor for a diagnosis.  You are looking at what I would suspect to be an obstruction based on the symptom of pain in your legs.  Gradually narrowing leg artery, is the first symptom is a painful aching, cramping, or tired feeling in the leg muscles during physicaly activity: this feeling is called intermittent claudication.  \n\nDoctors estmiate the blood flow to a person's legs in several ways, including comparing blood pressure at the ankle with blood pressure in the arm.  Normally the ankle pressure is at least 90% of the arm pressure, but with severe narrowing it may be less than 50%.\n\nYour doctor will probably suggest that you have color Doppler, produces a picture of the artery that shows different flow rates in differemt colors.\n\nGood luck to you.
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try to consult a doctor.
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there is no exact treatement on traditional , one of advisce is please consulth the physical thearpist  he will give extended affected person life
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First you must consult a good paediatrist and a neurologist. They would prescribe the exact medication. Thereafter some regular exercising to provide limb mobility and coordination, which should be done by a specialized physiotherapist. \n\nI suggest you consult All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS, New Delhi)
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vitamin C is well renowed for its healing and purifying abilities, however, hardened arteries (atherosclerosis) can be very serious (by the way veins dont get clogged just arteries. Blocked, as in malfunctioning valves, but not clogged).\n  What you might try is whats called CHELATE minerals. Very effective for SLOWLY reducing such plaques or inhibited valves. THe best way to do the treatment is intravenously, but many people have good results with oral chelates with EDTA. (Health food store).\n\n   Good luck!
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What do you want to know, any treatment?
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talk to your doctor for treatment.
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This is called a STROKE.  This person needs to be in a hospital and being treated by neurologist or cardiologist specializing in stroke.  Common treatments include anti-coagulation (medication to break down a clot) and th euse of a Mercy retriever (a device that is threaded through an artery until it reaches the clot and removes it.\n\nGood luck
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The R  I  C  E treatement:\n   (REST, ICE, COMPRESSION, ELEVATION)
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No you can not undo any damage that is done to your arteries unless you have bypass surgery or stents inserted to open up the arteries. But the thing you should worry about is the heart attack you could have with clogged arteries... Some heart attacks you will not live threw... Contact a cardiologist make an appointment, have a stress test, echo-cardiogram, and cardiac cath done to see how much damage you already have. I have taken care of may patients younger than you that has already had bypass surgery and have died of major heart attacks...
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I suggest walking, drinking alot of fluids, and massaging the legs it helps the most, it gets the circulation going. My father has the same problem, massaging the area helps him the most. Hope you feel better soon!
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use contractubes\n\ngo to a doctor first for the prescription
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Nothing - there is no universal cure all.  There are laws which govern the selling of items based on unsubstantiated quasi-medical claims.\n\nWise up.