Pelvic congestion syndrome: Symptoms, causes, and treatments - 06/2012
Pelvic congestion syndrome: Symptoms, causes, and treatments
Abstract
This handout explains pelvic congestion syndrome, a chronic (long-term) ache or pain in the lower abdomen and groin. It is caused by enlarged veins in the pelvic area. Ultrasound and venography may be used to help diagnose this condition. It is often treated with embolization, a non-surgical treatment that closes off abnormal veins.
Publisher
University of Washington Medical Center
Date Published (original date)
2012
Revision Date
06/2012
General Subject
Symptoms and General Pathology
Cardiovascular Disorders
Specific Subject/Keyword
Veins
Pelvis
Languages
English
Record ID
4043