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Additional symptoms may occur as a result of reduced blood supply. With PVD, you may have: 1  skin changes on your legs and feet (thinning, , shiny, or paleness may occur). 2  weak pulses in your legs and feet. 3  gangreneâtissue death caused by lack of blood flow. 4  wounds or ulcers on the legs and feet that wonât heal. 5  reduced hair growth on your legs. 6  toes that turn blue.
It usually affects the hip or knee. It can also occur in the shoulder, ankle, elbow, hand or foot. In PVNS the lining of the joint, called the synovium, becomes swollen and grows. This growth harms the bone next to the joint. The lining also makes extra fluid that can cause swelling and make movement painful. PVNS is idiopathic, it doesn't seem to run in families or be caused by certain jobs or activities. Surgery can help but, even with treatment, PVNS comes back about half the time. If the pain remains then radiation therapy may help.