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Intermittent Claudication is a condition caused by arterial insufficiency. The patient may describe pain, tightness, or cramping sensation after walking small to moderate distances. These symptoms are “intermittent” because they occur with exercise and as claudication from the Latin claudictio, meaning to limp.
