You should consult a vascular or diabetes doctor for proper evaluation, as leg cramps and hip pain while walking may indicate peripheral vascular disease. Regular walking, managing blood sugar and blood pressure, and healthy lifestyle habits also help improve symptoms.

Reduced blood flow, arterial blockages, or vein inflammation are usually the cause of vascular and endovascular pain. Conditions such as peripheral artery disease, blood clots, atherosclerosis, or varicose veins can cause these pains, often felt as cramps, heaviness, or throbbing in the limbs.

Peripheral artery disease with complete narrowing of an artery is severe and cannot be fully treated with Ayurveda alone. Ayurvedic therapies may support overall circulation and lifestyle, but surgical or interventional procedures are usually needed to restore blood flow. You should consult a vascular specialist urgently for proper treatment.

Claudication is usually treated with cilostazol or pentoxifylline, which help improve blood flow and reduce leg pain while walking. Lifestyle changes, such as walking and managing heart risk factors, are also significant.

You should consult a diabetologist or endocrinologist for diabetes-related nerve and vascular issues and a vascular specialist for peripheral vascular disease. A multidisciplinary clinic that handles diabetes, neuropathy, and vascular care is often best for coordinated treatment.

You should consult a doctor promptly, as pain in a vein could indicate a clot or inflammation. Avoid self-medicating, keep the leg elevated, and note any swelling, redness, or warmth. Your doctor may recommend tests like an ultrasound and prescribe proper treatment to prevent complications.