Note : Intermittent claudication in the hands is less common than in the legs, but can occur due to peripheral artery disease (PAD) affecting the blood vessels in the arms and hands. Symptoms of intermittent claudication in the hands may include: - Pain, cramping, or weakness in the hands or fingers when performing activities such as gripping, carrying, or lifting - Numbness or tingling in the hands or fingers - Weakness or fatigue in the hands or fingers - Coldness or discoloration of the hands

Feeling tired and weak while walking !? 🚶 This s called intermittent neurological claudication !! This is not called because of oldage👵 or ur getting old this is because of certain nerve in your body need attention!! Do this one min exercise just for information Dr. Ram #pain #physio #physiotherapy #treatment #exercise #chennai #mylapore #walk #walking #gym #oneminuteexercise #drramphyaio | Dr.ramphysio