calves, thighs, or even buttocks. Some people describe a burning sensation, others a feeling of pressure or tightness.Anatomy
Sign #2: Weak or absent pulse in the legs or feet
This second sign is difficult to notice on your own, but a doctor can easily check it. In a healthy circulatory system, you should have strong and easily detectable pulses in several places on your legs and feet, most often on the top of the foot and behind the knee.
In cases of peripheral arterial disease, these pulses may be
