Poor Circulation Symptoms

Poor circulation symptoms are most frequent in people over fifty and those who are about twenty percent overweight who are generally physically inactive. If this person is a female then the risk factor goes even higher.

One of the most common symptoms of poor circulation is deteriorating vision. This is due to damage to the retina which is one of the prime causes of blindness in the United States. Another symptom of poor blood circulation is a loss of sensation in the hands and feet. This is due to the nervous system receiving a lack of proper oxygen supply to the tissues. This is also known as diabetic neuropathy and the common symptoms are poor discernment of temperature and pain, frequent numbness, and pain. Another common symptom is foot ulcers. These are also a direct cause of lack of oxygen supply and thus damaging to the nervous system. And last but not the least, varicose veins and leg ulcers are caused by poor circulation and appear as damaged veins in the legs. A less known healing modality for addressing these issues is acupuncture as for memory poor circulation.

But there are treatments available to help alleviate these ailments and poor circulation symptoms as a whole. The medical field is seeking treatments or products to help ease the symptoms of poor circulation.

VeinPro includes Horse Chestnut with the active ingredient Aescin, which has been shown in studies to reduce inflammation.

In addition, L-arginine, an essential amino acid that helps to produce nitric oxide which dilates blood vessels can provide healthy blood circulation. Other supportive healthy circulation ingredients are horse chestnut seed extract, grape seed extract, capsaicin, Vitamin B-6, and Vitamin B-12, which are essential for these ailments.

Another solution, is movement therapies to gently introduce blood flow into the various parts of the body to increase circulation. Physical therapist learn many healing modalities to assist with poor circulation symptoms. As the average age in America increases, vocations in Physical Therapy are very stable, with much opportunity. If you have been thinking about a new career you might look into schooling in this area.

 

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By Tonya
2007-08-30 18:32:06
 

Hey there, I have a problem that happens while sitting. It's not as bad while standing. My legs get purplish and have spots the same color as my skin color every where. It's worse under the knee area. But now i get them on the backs of my arms as well. On my arms the purplish color isn't there. I don't understand. Is it something I need to talk to a doctor about? Should I be worried?

 
By Michelle
2008-04-26 17:38:44
 

I have been battling an eating disorder. I have mostly had it under control for three months now. My health has improved, but I am still not healthy. I back slide from time to time. My memory has been bad for seven months. I feel like I am freezing all the time, and I live in a warm climate. I also have leg and buttock cramps every day. After reading this article, I have decided that this must be my problem. In the last six months, I have had blood work done four times and was given no explanation for the problems. What would you suggest I do?

 
By Admin
2008-04-26 17:44:04
 

Michelle, it would not be wise to self diagnose your problem. I would see a different physician or check with a naturopathic physician if you are not getting the type of care you feel is needed. Your thyroid could be impaired and this does not always show up in their blood work. Your weight loss can cause a cascade of different problems.

 
By Bzine
2010-01-22 20:35:09
 

What are the points to hit to restore circulation in the arms, spine, shoulders and legs?

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