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According to the health information site Healthline, when the circulatory system is not working at optimal capacity, people may experience tingling, numbness and throb- bing or stinging pain in the limbs. Pain and muscle cramps also may result from poor circulation, the symptoms of which vary de- pending on the causes. For example, some- one whose circulation issues are a result of peripheral artery disease may experience different symptoms than someone whose circulation has been compromised by dia- betes. Because issues affecting the circulatory system are complex, it's important for men and women to learn how to address such issues if they suspect their systems have been compromised. • Visit your physician. Poor circulation re- sults from various health issues, so people who think they are dealing with poor circula- tion should not try to address the issue on their own. Rather, the best way to improve circulation is to visit a physician the moment you note a symptom. 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