What are the symptoms of PAD how do they typically present in someone with chronic kidney disease?

There are four stages of Peripheral Arterial Disease. Patients, as we noted, may be completely asymptomatic but walking around with blockages in the arteries in their legs. 

As a result, the first symptom that may present in patients is calf claudication. This means that when they walk a block or two, they start developing pain in the back of their legs. This pain requires them to stop and rest for a few minutes before they can start walking again. When they're at rest, they have no symptoms. But when they stress their body by walking, they need more blood flow. Their arteries can’t provide the blood flow that's needed because of the blockages, and therefore the patient experiences pain. 

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