LVVIS evaluates and treats a wide range of vascular, vein, interventional radiology, and related conditions, including peripheral arterial disease, varicose veins, deep vein thrombosis, uterine fibroids, enlarged prostate symptoms, pelvic congestion syndrome, thyroid nodules, spine fractures, and other image-guided care needs. Each condition page provides more detail about symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options.

Many symptoms can overlap between conditions, especially leg pain, swelling, heaviness, pelvic pain, or circulation concerns. If you are unsure where to start, browse the condition categories or contact LVVIS for help choosing the right next step. A proper evaluation may include a physical exam, medical history review, ultrasound, CT, MRI, lab work, or other imaging depending on the concern.

No. Many patients come to LVVIS because they have symptoms, abnormal imaging, or a referral for further evaluation. You do not always need to know the exact diagnosis before scheduling. The care team can help determine whether your symptoms may be vascular, venous, interventional radiology-related, or better handled by another specialist.

Symptoms such as sudden leg swelling, severe leg pain, wounds that are not healing, new weakness or numbness, sudden chest pain, trouble breathing, stroke-like symptoms, or severe abdominal pain should be taken seriously. If symptoms are sudden, severe, or feel like an emergency, call 911 or seek emergency care immediately.

No. Many conditions can be managed with monitoring, medication, lifestyle changes, compression therapy, image-guided procedures, or minimally invasive treatment options. When treatment is needed, LVVIS focuses on matching the approach to the diagnosis, severity, imaging findings, symptoms, and overall health goals.

Diagnosis may involve a review of symptoms and medical history, a physical exam, vascular ultrasound, venous ultrasound, CT angiography, MRI, blood work, or other imaging studies. The exact testing depends on the condition being evaluated and whether the concern involves arteries, veins, blood clots, circulation, or another body system.

Yes. If you already had an ultrasound, CT scan, MRI, X-ray, lab work, or another study, bring the report and images if available. Prior imaging can help the team understand what has already been evaluated and whether additional testing or treatment planning is needed.

You can request a visit online or call the LVVIS office directly. If you are unsure which condition or treatment applies, describe your symptoms, diagnosis, or referral reason when contacting the office so the team can help route your request appropriately.