(EMAILWIRE.COM, April 24, 2012 ) New York, NY -- A new website has up-to-date medical information to help provide some guidance to people who may be having poor circulation in their legs. According to website researcher Sam Bernish, there are many potential problems that can arise because of poor circulation. He suggests that anyone who feels they have poor circulation symptoms see a medical doctor, and it is also appropriate to improve one's knowledge as to how to improve circulation.
Mr. Bernish says that poor circulation can lead to blood clots known as DVT (Deep Vein Thrombosis). "When the blood clots condition left untreated," he says, "it can lead to heart attack, stroke, amputation and even become life-threatening. Other serious complication of poor circulation in legs is known as gangrene, which can cause amputation of a leg or foot."
The phenomenon can be caused by many things including something as simple as frequently cutting off circulation in the legs through improper sitting or crossing of legs. But even more serious are medical issues which can cause severely poor circulation in the legs, including high blood pressure, high cholesterol level, anxiety and stress, poor breathing and asthma or bronchitis, and diabetes, all of which can complicate poor circulation.
Those who are wondering how to improve circulation and treat poor blood circulation can use the website to obtain valuable information, and are reminded to seek medical advice from a professional doctor to obtain the proper treatment.
Poor circulation in legs and feet can hinder a person's life and lead to stroke and many other health problems, including death.
Circulation problems should be taken seriously and treatment should be investigated from qualified medical professionals. The public is invited to visit the website to help discover how poor blood circulation might be affecting them. For more information, visit www.poorcirculationinlegs.org.
About Poor Circulation In Legs:
Poor Circulation In Legs is a website run by medical researchers who are committed to providing the best and most up-to-date information regarding poor circulation, its symptoms and treatments.
