Vascular conditions affect the blood vessels that carry blood throughout the body. Problems with circulation can limit the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to tissues, contributing to pain, tissue damage and difficulties with healing.
Poor arterial blood flow can cause hard-to-heal wounds or sudden loss of retinal circulation.
A rare condition in which small blood vessels calcify and clot, causing painful skin wounds and tissue damage.
Severe trauma can damage muscle and circulation, causing swelling, tissue injury and compartment syndrome.
Air or gas bubbles enter the bloodstream and can block circulation to vital organs.
A rare blood-vessel disorder causing painful leg ulcers, skin discoloration and characteristic scarring.
Narrowed arteries reduce blood flow to the limbs, causing pain, slow healing and other circulation problems.
Brain injury caused by interrupted blood flow or bleeding, potentially affecting movement, speech and thinking.
Chronic leg wounds caused by poor venous circulation, often with swelling and surrounding skin changes.
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