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Pelvic congestion
My sister is diagnosed with bilateral dilated ovarian veins with prominent myometrial vessels, right measuring 6.6mm and left 6.7 likely to be pelvic congestion. Please suggest what can I do to get it treated.
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Treatment will depend upon the symptoms of the patient
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What is her age?
You may consult with me for more information and management.
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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Dr. Prateeksha B S
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
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Bangalore
Dilated ovarian veins causing pelvic congestion can explain ongoing pelvic pain, especially pain that feels worse by evening or after standing for long stretches.
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A gynaecologist or vascular specialist should examine you in person to decide if the vein changes need active treatment or just monitoring over time.
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