Pedes Orange County

Coldness in your lower leg and feet can be a preliminary sign of Peripheral Arterial Disease. Peripheral Arterial Disease occurs when a buildup of fatty deposits occur in the arteries. This causes a narrowing of blood flow to the arms, kidneys and legs, which increases the risk for heart attack and stroke. Other Peripheral Arterial Disease symptoms include: leg weakness, leg numbness, slow growing toenails, and sores that are slow to heal. If you’re experiencing any of the symptoms above, please contact our Physicians for a consultation: (949) 207-3987

As the rise of COVID-19 continues to spread throughout our state and community, we want to reassure you that we’re continuing to closely follow the safety protocols established by local and state health departments. Please take a moment to read through the new guidelines we’ve implemented to ensure your safety for in-person appointments. If you have any additional questions, or need to make special accommodations please contact our office: (949) 207-3987

Starting your journey towards healthy legs is easy with Pedes Orange County. Our Physicians are dedicated to developing effective, personalized treatment plans that are patient-centered. Our integral approach to treatment has earned us the care and respect of our patients. If you’re interested in learning more about how to put your best foot forward and overcome venous disease, contact us today for a consultation: (949) 207-3987

Our main goal is to help you get back on your feet to enjoy all the little things in life that mean so much to you. We invest time to get to know you, and collaborate together to build a treatment plan that you’re comfortable with. If you have any questions, please contact us- we’re here to help: (949) 207-3987

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At Pedes Orange County, we value each and every one of our patients. Our dedicated team of board-certified physicians are devoted to providing patients with minimally invasive treatment options for all spectrums and stages of superficial and deep venous conditions. Contact us today for a consultation: (949) 207-3987

Symptoms such as heavy bleeding, prolonged periods, and pelvic pain can have a negative impact on your day to day life. Take control of your health and find relief from your Uterine Fibroids today by contacting our offices to schedule a consultation: (949) 207-3987

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If you are experiencing PAD and are finding that lifestyle changes are not improving your symptoms, it may be time to visit our Specialists. At Pedes Orange County, our main priority is restoring our patient’s quality of life, to let you get back to doing the things you love most. Click through the images to learn about different treatment options we offer.

Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) occurs when blood vessels in the legs become narrowed or clogged. This blockage can cause leg cramping, difficulty or pain while walking, or cause wounds that are slow to heal. Our Physicians at Pedes Orange County provide individualized treatments for vascular disease of the legs, feet, or pelvis. Our full-service, on-site vascular lab provides state-of- the-art testing to accurately address each patient’s unique case. To learn more, or to schedule an appointment, please contact us: (949) 207-3987

Uterine Fibroids are noncancerous uterus growths that often appear for women during childbearing years. Symptoms may include: heavy periods, cramping, frequent urination, constipation, and pelvic pressure or pain. Most women will develop fibroids sometime during their life, but not all fibroids cause symptoms. Early detection of Uterine Fibroids is crucial in preventing worsening symptoms. Contact us for a consultation today, and learn about our treatment options: (949) 207-3987

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A foot wound’s failure to close can often be the result of internal problems with arterial or vein circulation. If someone has PAD, wounds around the foot may not heal properly because plaque buildup blocks blood, glucose, and oxygen from reaching the areas that need healing. The longer a wound remains open, the greater the risk of infection and potential amputation. If you, or someone you know has wounds that are slow or unable to heal, contact our specialists for a consultation: (949) 207-3987

Peripheral Arterial Disease occurs when the arteries that deliver oxygen-rich blood from the heart to the rest of the body build up plaque. This plaque obstructs and narrows the passageway, and prevent blood, oxygen, and glucose from flowing to the legs. Certain risk factors such as age, family history, high blood pressure, tobacco use, and pain or numbness in the leg muscles increase the chances of developing PAD. If you, or someone you know is experiencing symptoms which lifestyle changes do not improve, then it’s time to see the experts at Pedes Orange County. Schedule your consultation today: (949) 207-3987

At Pedes Orange County, we understand the value of good health, and want to help get you back on your feet to enjoy the things that mean the most to you. Our dedicated team of experts is committed to always providing you with the highest quality care in a warm, outpatient setting. Our new, updated state of the art facility is specifically designed for your safety and comfort. Contact us today to learn more, or visit our website: www.pedesorangecounty.com

Most commonly occurring in women who have had more than 2 children, Pelvic Venous Congestion continues to cause painful symptoms when not treated. Most women with Pelvic Venous Congestion experience symptom relief when lying down, which makes detection and diagnosis more difficult to spot. Our Physicians can provide a tailored diagnostic and treatment plan to offer relief from symptoms. Contact us today for a consultation: (949) 207-3987

Positive patient experience remains at the forefront of all we do. Excellence of care, compassion, and attention to detail are the cornerstones of our practice. Learn why our patients recommend us by visiting: pedesorangecounty.com/media/#testimonial-videos