becomes a cause for concern regarding dangerously narrowed arteries when it recurs with physical activity or is accompanied by other symptoms.
Can leg pain while walking be a sign of dangerously narrowed arteries, even if it goes away quickly?
Yes. Pain that starts when walking and stops at rest is a classic indicator of a condition known as claudicatio—a sign of dangerously narrowed arteries—and warrants a medical evaluation.
Is fatigue alone enough to count as a sign of dangerously narrowed arteries?
Not on its own. When unexplained fatigue is accompanied
