The Doppler report suggests absence of flow in the posterior tibial artery (PTA), while the common femoral, superficial femoral, popliteal, and anterior tibial arteries appear normal. It also notes subcutaneous soft tissue edema in the left lower limb. These findings should be correlated with the patient’s symptoms and clinical examination. Further evaluation may be required to determine whether this represents arterial occlusion, chronic disease, or a technical limitation.

Please inform:- 1. Since how long is she having swelling of the legs? 2. Is she having any ulcers or inflammatory changes of the legs? 3. Is she having any cardiac or renal problems? 4. The arterial doppler report attached is faint and cannot be read. Please could you upload a clear version. A patient with T2DM, especially if she has cardiac or renal problems can have sewlling of the lower limbs. If she has Varicose veins, even then she can have legs swelling. It will be best if you could show her to either Internal Medicine specialist / general surgeon, who could do proper examination carry out necessary investigations and diagnose the cause of the legs swelling. Then the doctor can advice the management plan.