Varicose veins of the ovary are a chronic and slowly progressive disease. The disease often has no obvious symptoms, so it is easy to confuse. Therefore, many patients with the disease are not treated in time, leading to dangerous complications that directly affect fertility, even infertility.

Chronic pelvic pain is an unpleasant symptom of ovarian varicocele. This problem is very common among women who visit their gynecologist. There are many different ways to treat the condition; among them, digital subtraction angiography and ovarian vein embolization are minimally invasive but highly effective interventions.

Varicocele is often asymptomatic and is detected during diagnostic imaging by ultrasound. Once diagnosed, doctors often advise patients to do additional tests such as venography, magnetic resonance venography, MRI, CT,...

Chronic pelvic pain in women is an unpleasant manifestation of ovarian varicocele. The disease can be treated with many different methods, of which digital subtraction angiography and ovarian varicocele embolization is a minimally invasive intervention method but brings high efficiency.