This could be the cause of menstruation!

Professing that this table can be seen in 10-15% of women, more than 20-45 years old. Dr. Golbasi "Significant progress has been made in the diagnosis and treatment of the disease with the developing technology in recent years," he said.

Professor said that this tablon is similar to the heirs of the legs. Dr. İlhan Gölbaşı, said: "In these patients leakage , most commonly seen in ovarian veins. There are many reasons for this cataclysm. These are the reasons for congenital absence of ovarian veins, numerous births, hormones, genetic weakness of the vascular wall, and compression of an artery over the veins.

In this disease, the abdomen, ovaries, genital area, pubic and leg varicose veins are seen. In the lower parts of the abdomen and in the groin, especially during menstruation ache It is developing. Menstrual bleeding is excessive and prolonged. In these periods, varicose veins in the genital area and groin are swollen. Especially at the end of the day, the right pain increases and the sexual intercourse is painful. In pregnancy, pain is increasing in the months near birth. "

When the diagnosis of the disease is first mentioned, underlining that other diseases should be excluded. Dr. Gölbaşı explained the treatment of the disease as attempts to remove or reduce the vomit from the wart. Professor Dr. At the beginning of these approaches, Gölbaşı noted that occlusion, called embolization, was performed to prevent backward escape, especially in the ovarian veins. The procedure is performed by entering the ovarian vein through the inguinal or neck veins and closing the iliac artery. Dr. Gölbaşı, said:

"In the follow-up period, the varicose veins in the abdomen, genitals and legs are stretching, with small incisions to remove the varicose veins or sclerotherapy to accelerate the process, with a significant improvement in 70 percent of the patients with the treatment approach. As a result, groin varicose veins are an important health is the problem, and the correct diagnosis and effective therapies for it and the results are quite encouraging. "