Treatment Options: Pelvic Congestion Syndrome and Blocked Fallopian Tubes

Treatment Options: Pelvic Congestion Syndrome and Blocked Fallopian Tubes

USA Vascular Centers should always be your first choice for treatment. We can offer you so much more than most vein treatment centers, which is why we are the best. Our dedicated network of vascular treatment facilities stretches all over the country, with our physicians specializing in innovative new treatments. Among our specialties are minimally invasive and nonsurgical options for treating conditions like pelvic congestion syndrome and blocked fallopian tubes. We find that invasive surgery isn’t always necessary, as there are plentiful options available to the conscientious client. Our vascular surgeons perform multiple specialist procedures every day and can solve your problems with minimally invasive treatments. You

don’t have to worry with USA Vascular Centers. All you have to do is let us take care of you. Just look at our testimonials and see for yourself. Our reputation is impeccable, and our doctors strive to improve and save lives in their work. Why let common vascular conditions get you down? Let us help. Today we look at pelvic congestion syndrome treatment and nonsurgical treatment for blocked fallopian tubes.

Minimally Invasive Pelvic Congestion Syndrome Treatment The most common, and effective, treatment option for pelvic congestion syndrome is pelvic vein embolization (PVE). PVE involves a combination of foam sclerotherapy and placement of a series of inert metal coils into the affected veins.

The coils help to close the vein, preventing pelvic vein reflux, as well as any associated pain or other symptoms. The procedure is minimally invasive, and your doctor will perform it using local anesthetic. When dealing with pelvic veins, most often with women, open surgery or laparoscopic surgery is not very effective. In fact, both can lead to painful complications in many cases. We prefer a subtle approach with fewer risks and often far greater results.

Nonsurgical Treatment for Blocked Fallopian Tubes While there are numerous surgical options for unblocking fallopian tubes, there are just as many natural and nonsurgical remedies available. We recommend systemic enzyme therapy, which can help your body clear itself of any excess tissue that may have led to a blockage. It can also dissolve scar tissue, cleanse your blood, and increase circulation of blood to and from your reproductive organs.

Enzyme therapy involves using systemic (naturally occurring) enzymes to help your body stop inflammation, reduce pain, and prevent scar tissue. Systemic enzyme therapy is incredibly promising for patients uncomfortable with surgery, as it helps the body to heal itself. As blockages occur, they can cause scarring of the fallopian tubes, which often leads to lasting damage. But the process can be reversed with systemic enzyme therapy. Scar tissue is comprised of a material called fibrin, and proper treatment can help dissolve this material and heal the affected areas.