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12/08/09 04:57 PM

"Does type 2 cause alot of problems with PAD. Taking meds but pad still giving me alot of pain and soreness and trouble walking."
Asked By: bird_mo  
Category: Type 2

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Type 2 taking lantus Humalog Metformin. blood presssure and colestrol meds

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01/31/10 08:07 PM

Dear bird mo, PAD (peripheral Artery Disease) is a condition that means you have poor leg circulation. Having pain with walking is a common symptom of this disease. I would suggest have a vascular specialist advise you regarding your treatment. Since people with Type 2 diabetes almost always have damage to large blood vessels in the body, I would say that they often are seen together. That is why you need close follow-up of this condition by a doctor that has extensive experience with vasular diseases.
Answered By: Janice Fisher
Accreditations: RD, LD, PHD, CDE, BC-ADM
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