Are cold feet always a circulation problem?

Not always, but persistently cold feet with numbness or color changes can indicate reduced arterial blood flow and should be evaluated.

How is poor circulation diagnosed?

We start with a painless ABI test comparing blood pressure in your ankle and arm, plus ultrasound imaging of the arteries.

Can poor circulation be treated without surgery?

Yes — many cases improve with risk-factor management, and blockages are treated with minimally invasive catheter procedures at our Vascular Procedure Center.

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Vascular

Poor Circulation & Cold Feet

About This Service

Persistently cold feet, numbness, and poor circulation in the legs are often caused by peripheral artery disease (PAD) — narrowing of the arteries that carry blood to your limbs. Our vascular specialists use non-invasive testing to measure blood flow and, when needed, restore circulation with minimally invasive procedures at our In-Office Vascular Procedure Center — no hospital stay required.