University Hospitals diagnoses a woman's mystery illness that took years to discover

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Following years of debilitating pain, Sierra Prindle thought she would never feel better, until she came to University Hospitals.

At UH, a doctor diagnosed her with popliteal artery entrapment syndrome, or PAES. The condition was blocking several arteries near her knee, and she almost lost her leg.

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Way to go Dr.
So proud of you for investigating and helping her.
💜

verycaring
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I was diagnosed with popliteal artery entrapment syndrome and chronic exertion compartmental syndrome while serving in the military. About five minutes into my runs I would lose feeling in my legs, and could barely move them. After six years I had surgery for chronic exertion compartmental syndrome and at seventeen year's they finally found the popliteal issue.
Needless to say the damage was already done to my nerves. Glad she found it and was able to get the surgery.

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im suffering, , no doctor knows why, ,, i search myself, ,and i think this syndrom could b what i suffer from, ,, thnx for god for the internet informations

mohmedyzed
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I've been diagnosed with cancer at buffalo, n.y. back in 5/5/2005 I called Roswell Park but they never called me back!
I was never got treated and I still SMOCK WHY AM I HERE Then they said I had a heart attack and they wanted me
to go to their Dr. but was one of their's I seen a another specialist and he said I never had a heart attack! And I smock and
drink everyday day at 6:30 ?

AntonioSantiago-uewk