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While uterine fibroids are noncancerous tumors, they can impact your day-to-day life. When fibroids affect your quality of life, what’s your next step? Learn about the common causes of uterine fibroids and how we can help.

If you're struggling with back pain — and traditional treatments like heat, medication, and physical therapy have failed to bring relief — an injection could reduce the pain at its source.

Prostate cancer is a leading cause of cancer death among men. Knowing the signs and symptoms of prostate cancer and having regular prostate exams are important for diagnosing the disease early. Here are the symptoms you should be looking for.

It’s true that varicose veins are unsightly, but you may not realize that they can be a health concern, too. Treatment can relieve annoying symptoms such as pain or itching and help prevent serious problems.

Are uterine fibroids causing heavy bleeding, bladder issues, and pain? Chances are, you’ve probably heard that a hysterectomy is your only option. Fortunately, uterine fibroid embolization can treat your fibroids and leave your uterus intact.

Uterine fibroids are benign tumors that affect nearly 30% of all women between the ages of 30-45 and up to 70% of African American women by the time they reach 50 years of age.

Venous insufficiency is defined as the failure of veins to properly circulate blood from the legs back to the heart.

Leg pain can take a serious toll on the quality of an individual’s life. Everyday activities that had been enjoyed for years on end may soon become impossible.

In this new age of medical technology, a hysterectomy surgery is no longer the only choice for women suffering from fibroids. 

Do your legs ache after sitting or standing for an extended period of time? Do you often feel pain in your hips or lower back? Is your period heavy or abnormal?

Motherhood is a beautiful gift that women all over the world are ecstatic to experience. Few life events elicit more joy than bringing life into the world.

Your circulatory system is made up of an intricate roadway of veins and arteries that would stretch almost 100,000 miles if removed from the body.

As women, we generally know when something is not quite right with our bodies. When it comes to growths such as polyps vs. fibroids, there are often accompanying symptoms that alert you to the problem.

Vein disease affects patients in many different ways. Perhaps the pain prevents you from doing things you love.

You know the feeling. It’s that time of the month, and you have to worry about whether you might have an embarrassing accident if you’re away from home for too long.

On Tuesday, October 3, Dr. Doe visited Great Day Houston to chat with host Deborah Duncan about fibroids and uterine fibroid embolization (UFE), a minimally-invasive procedure.

Though fibroids are a common occurrence among women – affecting as many as 75% in their lifetime – an aura of mystery still clouds them, especially when it comes to fibroid symptoms and treatment options.

They can begin with a whisper, a small sign that no one else might notice as problematic: a flash of light; maybe a twinge of nausea.

We’ve all heard the Surgeon General’s warnings about smoking. Most people know about the risk of lung cancer, but many other health concerns can also arise as a result of smoking. In fact, smoking poses the greatest danger to the health of your arteries.

Most of us have suffered for fashion at some point, but in some cases your wardrobe choices can cause more than just fleeting pain. That perfect pair of shoes might look amazing, but they could be contributing to your issues with varicose veins.

Our circulatory system is a marvel, comprised of arteries, veins, and capillaries that transport nutrients, water, and oxygen to cells in our bodies to keep us alive.

You may notice it after a long shopping trip or after a night out with friends: lower back pain, aching in your legs, and maybe even abnormal bleeding. Usually you lie down to ease the pain, but it doesn’t always work.

For some, fibroids are a mere nuisance. For others, though, they can significantly affect the way they live their lives.