Open Wounds On The Feet
Open wounds must constantly be addressed since they can quickly get infected. If the wounds or ulcers do not heal on their own or are difficult to heal, caution should be exercised. This could indicate aortoiliac illness. Aortic stenosis is an obstruction of the aorta. Ischemia, or a reduction in blood and oxygen delivery to tissues, can occur as a result of this condition. This can lead to tissue death and, in the worst-case scenario, limb amputation.
Open Wounds On The Feet
Pain In The Toes
Toe pain may appear to be innocuous at first, but it is not. If you feel pain in your toes when you’re resting and it’s not due to tight shoes, you should figure out what’s causing it. Aortoiliac occlusive disease might also cause this. The best thing to do is talk to your doctor about your symptoms and rule out a cardiac condition. The only way to treat a serious sickness in a timely manner is to do so.
Pain In The Toes