Intermittent Claudication Test Calculator: Assess Your PAD Symptoms

Assess Your Intermittent Claudication & PAD Symptoms

A ratio of ankle blood pressure to arm blood pressure (e.g., 0.9 - 1.4 is normal, < 0.9 suggests PAD).
Duration before claudication pain begins during a walking test.
Total duration walked during the test before stopping.
Your self-reported pain level during the test.

Understand your intermittent claudication symptoms and potential peripheral artery disease (PAD) using our easy online tool. Input your walking test data and ABI (Ankle-Brachial Index) for an immediate, interpretive assessment of your vascular health. Essential for tracking progress and discussing with your doctor.

Formula:

Understanding your Intermittent Claudication assessment involves interpreting several key measurements. This calculator uses your input for:

  • Resting ABI: Ankle-Brachial Index at rest, comparing blood pressure in your ankle to your arm. A key indicator for PAD.
  • Time to Pain Onset (s): How long you can walk before claudication pain begins during a graded exercise test.
  • Maximum Walking Time (s): The total duration you can walk during the test before stopping due to pain or fatigue.
  • Severity of Claudication Pain (1-5): Your self-reported pain level (1=mild, 5=severe, stopping exercise).
The calculator then provides an interpretive assessment based on these combined factors to help you understand your current condition.

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