Do you have the Following Symptoms?

 • Excessive or painful bleeding during your period

(menstruation).

• Bleeding between your periods.

• A feeling of fullness in your lower abdomen/bloating.

• Frequent urination (this can happen when a fibroid puts

pressure on your bladder).

• Pain during sex.

• Low back pain.

• Constipation.

• Chronic vaginal discharge.

• Inability to urinate or empty your bladder.

It may be a sign of uterine fibroids and should get screened.
















Best Treatment Option For Uterine Fibroids :

UTERINE FIBROID EMBOLIZATION TREATMENT -

At VidaVascular, we offer a wide range of services that are minimally invasive.

Contact us for a free screening today.

Call us today at 866-800-2346

To schedule a free screening at a VidaVascular office in northern Virginia (convenient to Springfield, Fairfax, Alexandria, Arlington, Woodbridge), Maryland (convenient to National Harbor, Oxon Hill, Waldorf, La Plata, and Clinton), and Washington DC.

Visit Us at :

https://www.vidavascular.com/fibroid-center/

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