Dr. David Nabi, MD, FACS 6/29/21 Dr. David Nabi, MD, FACS 6/29/21

Surviving Diabetes – Become Familiar with PAD Signs and Symptoms

As obesity is becoming a more common disease process in America, so is the rise of Type 2 diabetes. Along with managing your blood sugar, you must be vigilant about vascular disease. As a diabetic, you need to become familiar with PAD: Peripheral…

Dr. David Nabi, MD, FACS 6/23/21 Dr. David Nabi, MD, FACS 6/23/21

The Dangers of Resting Pain

If you have Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD), you may be experiencing intermittent pain, cramping, or fatigue while walking or doing something active. It is essential to monitor PAD! If ignored, PAD can deteriorate into…

Dr. David Nabi, MD, FACS 6/15/21 Dr. David Nabi, MD, FACS 6/15/21

Fatty Liver Disease and PAD: A Heightened Risk for Fibrous Deterioration

With the nationwide increase in obesity, we are seeing not only an increase in Type 2 diabetes, but an increase in NAFLD: Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease. According to the American Liver Foundation:

Dr. David Nabi, MD, FACS 3/17/21 Dr. David Nabi, MD, FACS 3/17/21

Peripheral Arterial Disease in the Diabetic Patient: Tips to Prevent Limb Loss

When you have a disease like diabetes, regular health screenings with a vascular surgeon specializing in Peripheral Arterial Disease, like Dr. David Nabi, are vital. Partnering with a PAD specialist can mean make a world of difference in preventing the loss of limbs….

Dr. David Nabi, MD, FACS 3/17/21 Dr. David Nabi, MD, FACS 3/17/21

PAD and Claudication: What is Claudication and Why Does It Matter

Claudication is the first stage of Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD). Its name comes from the Latin word "claudicare," which means "to limp." As it relates to PAD, claudication describes the pain, achiness, and muscle fatigue experienced primarily in the thighs and calves….