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What exactly is mild small vessel ischemia?

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Dr. J mark Rheudasil answered

Poor circulation: Thru small blood vessels typically involving calf and foot, or hands. May be due to blockage (commonly diabetes), spasm, extreme temperature change,

Answered 5/9/2015

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