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Women commonly experience symptoms of venous disease for years before seeking evaluation. Symptoms such as swelling, pelvic pressure, aching legs, and visible veins are often dismissed as normal.
Hormonal changes, pregnancy, and increased pelvic pressure may weaken vein walls and valves over time.
Women are more likely to develop:
- Varicose veins
- Spider veins
- Pelvic congestion syndrome
- Chronic venous insufficiency
- Venous compression disorders
Common symptoms include:
- Leg heaviness
- Swelling
- Aching legs
- Pelvic pressure
- Pain after standing
- Visible veins
- Fatigue
Pelvic congestion syndrome occurs when pelvic veins enlarge and blood pools due to poor circulation.
At VIC, advanced imaging helps identify venous reflux and pelvic circulation disorders. Treatment options are minimally invasive and may include embolization procedures, venous stenting, vein ablation, and compression therapy.
Patients often report improved comfort, mobility, energy levels, and confidence after treatment.
Patients throughout the Southeast travel to VIC for advanced women’s vascular care.
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