Atherosclerosis affects up to 10% of the Western population older than 65 years and for<unk>  this number is around 5%.<unk>  most commonly manifests in men older than 50 years. One in five of the middle-aged (65–75 years) population of the United Kingdom have evidence of peripheral arterial disease on clinical examination, although only a quarter of them have symptoms. The most common symptom is muscle pain in the lower limbs on exercise—intermittent claudication.
Intermittent claudication
Neurogenic claudication
Chronic venous insufficiency
Jaw claudication
Pathergy
Vulvodynia
Pretibial myxedema
Brachioradial pruritus