There are several different types of treatments for PAD. Treatments depend on the severity as well as on comorbidities, so it is important to find a specialist like Dr. David Nabi who will create a treatment plan that has been tailored to you.

As we approach Valentine's Day, you may be like a lot of Americans who are struggling to stay on track with their New Year health goals. The temptations of February—with the flurry of chocolates and celebrations

Many people experience the dry condition that leads to cracked heels—especially when it is cold outside or if we have not kept up with our moisturizing regimen. As we age, our skin gets thinner, leaving us more prone to develop calluses.

When we think of Covid-19, images of people struggling to breathe come to mind. Many people think of it as primarily a virus that attacks the lungs. But new research is now demonstrating that Covid is a disease

Have you ever heard the saying, “An apple a day keeps the doctor away”? But what about a cup of hot cocoa? Researchers have found Flavanol-rich dark chocolate and unprocessed cocoa are beneficial for patients with PAD (Peripheral Artery Disease)

Vitamin K is an essential vitamin that regulates blood coagulation within our bodies. Without vitamin K, our blood would not be able to clot at all. Vitamin K also helps maintain our bone health.

Vitamin D is important not only for our immune function but for our vascular health as well. There are two types of Vitamin D that our bodies utilize, D2 (ergocalciferol) and D3 (calcitriol).

The flu season is fast approaching and with Covid still in circulation, experts warn of a “twindemic” that could hit our hospitals and healthcare system in the United States extremely hard. But the good news is that there are things you can do if you have PAD or vascular disease to navigate your way through this winter's flu and Covid season.

Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) is a common disease that affects 10 percent of the population over 60 years of age. PAD occurs when cholesterol-based plaque builds up and causes problems with blood vessels carrying blood away from the heart.

When dealing with a chronic disease like PAD (Peripheral Arterial Disease), you have most likely heard the endless recommendation of walking. But what if you are unable to walk because of agonizing symptoms or other physical limitations?

As obesity is becoming a more common disease process in America, so is the rise of Type 2 diabetes. Along with managing your blood sugar, you must be vigilant about vascular disease. As a diabetic, you need to become familiar with PAD: Peripheral…

If you have Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD), you may be experiencing intermittent pain, cramping, or fatigue while walking or doing something active. It is essential to monitor PAD! If ignored, PAD can deteriorate into…

With the nationwide increase in obesity, we are seeing not only an increase in Type 2 diabetes, but an increase in NAFLD: Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease. According to the American Liver Foundation:

When you have a disease like diabetes, regular health screenings with a vascular surgeon specializing in Peripheral Arterial Disease, like Dr. David Nabi, are vital. Partnering with a PAD specialist can mean make a world of difference in preventing the loss of limbs….

Claudication is the first stage of Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD). Its name comes from the Latin word "claudicare," which means "to limp." As it relates to PAD, claudication describes the pain, achiness, and muscle fatigue experienced primarily in the thighs and calves….