Struggling with Leg Pain When Walking? You’re Not Alone. 

If you experience leg pain, cramping, or fatigue when walking, it could be a sign of peripheral artery disease (PAD)—and a new research study may be able to help. 

St. Johns Center for Clinical research  is currently enrolling participants for a PAD research study evaluating an investigational treatment designed to improve walking ability and reduce discomfort. 

About the Study 

This study is focused on adults diagnosed with peripheral artery disease (PAD), a condition that can reduce blood flow to the legs and make everyday activities like walking difficult. 

Researchers are studying a new treatment approach to better understand how to: 

• Improve walking distance  
• Reduce leg pain and cramping  
• Enhance overall quality of life  
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Participants will receive expert medical care and regular health monitoring throughout the study. 
 
 Do You Experience These Symptoms? 

You may relate to this study if you: 

• Feel leg pain or cramping when walking
• Have to stop walking due to discomfort
• Notice your walking distance getting shorter
• Experience leg fatigue that limits daily activities

 
 Who May Qualify? 

You may be eligible if you: 

• ✅ Are 18 years of age or older
• ✅ Have been diagnosed with peripheral artery disease (PAD)
• ✅ Experience leg pain, cramping, or fatigue when walking

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