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Videos by Georgia Vascular Institute in Atlanta. Discover the latest fibroid treatment methods that can help you manage your symptoms and improve your quality of life without surgery. From medications to non-invasive procedures, we've got you covered.
July will be Fibroid Awareness Month. I encourage all women suffering in silence to seek help now.
Its time to get back to your Life!
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July will be Fibroid Awareness Month. I encourage all women suffering in silence to seek help now. Its time to get back to your Life!
Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE) is a proven alternative to traditional surgery for the treatment of uterine fibroids. The procedure involves the injection of tiny particles into the blood vessels that supply fibroids, blocking their blood flow and causing them to shrink. UFE is a safe and effective outpatient procedure that has a shorter recovery time than surgery and preserves the uterus. Our team of interventional radiologists has extensive experience performing UFE and are dedicated to providing personalized care to each patient. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and see if UFE is right for you. To learn more about relief options🙌, call Georgia Vascular Institute at 770.506.4007 or www.thegvi.com for your FREE Consultation! 👨⚕️The Fibroid Relief Docs Dr. Kevin L. Carson MD, CAQ Dr. Sendhil K. Subramanian, MD 🏥2 Convenient Locations Stockbridge Camp Creek #Georgiafibroid #georgiafibroidcenter #fibroids #vascularatl #fibroidrelief #UFEthereapy #Myomectomy #fibroidFree #fibroidwarrior #fibroidtreatment #fibroidatlanta #fibroidfree
Injury prevention strategies such as wearing protective gear while participating in sports or using power tools can help reduce the risk of traumatic injuries that may lead to amputation. To learn more about amputation prevention, call Georgia Vascular Institute at 770.506.4007 or www.thegvi.com Sendhil K. Subramanian, MD #StopAmputation #LimbLossPrevention #HealthyFeetHealthyLife #InjuryPrevention #FootCareMatters #DiabetesAwareness #SafetyFirstAlways #SaveOurLimbs #PreventAmputation
There's a specific reason you may be feeling dizzy, nauseous or tired due to uterine fibroids. This feeling of fatigue is related to the loss of blood you may be experiencing due to heavy periods brought on by fibroids. To learn more about relief and treatment options, call Georgia Vascular Institute at 770.506.4007 or www.thegvi.com Dr. Sendhil K. Subramanian Dr. Kevin L. Carson 3 Convenient Locations Stockbridge Camp Creek Lithonia #fibrosis #fibroids #vascularatl #fibroidatlanta #fibroidfree