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Pelvic Congestion Syndrome near Redding Center, CT (Connecticut)

Connecticut Image Guided Surgery, PC
501 King's Highway East
Suite 110
Fairfield, Connecticut 06825
Distance: 11.2 Miles
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Toll Free: 866-896-6331



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About Pelvic Congestion Syndrome

Pelvic Congestion Syndrome is a difficult disorder both in terms of diagnosis and treatment. The vague symptoms and variable intensity of pain do not all respond to one treatment. All types of treatments have been recommended and currently, embolization is the preferred therapy. However, before one embarks on any therapy, read and understand the disorder and talk with a reputable physician or radiologist.


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