Peripheral vasodilators have their effect on the vessels of skeletal muscle with little effect on cutaneous blood flow to reduce pain of walking and standing.

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Peripheral vasodilators specifically cause dilation in the blood vessels of skeletal muscles, which can improve blood flow and reduce pain during activities like walking and standing. They generally have a minimal effect on cutaneous (skin) blood flow.

Peripheral Vasodilators Have Their Effect on the Vessels of Skeletal