or Fatigue While Walking
Do your legs feel heavy or painful during activity but improve after resting?
This symptom may indicate reduced blood flow to the muscles.
Common descriptions include:
- Calf cramping.
- Leg heaviness.
- Aching while walking.
- Fatigue during routine activities.
This condition, known as claudication, is frequently associated with peripheral artery disease (PAD), a circulation disorder often linked to cardiovascular disease.
When arteries become narrowed, muscles receive less oxygen during exercise, leading to discomfort that typically improves with rest.
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