Vein Treatment in Houston, TX
Welcome To Texas Endovascular
At Texas Endovascular, we are Vascular Interventional Radiologists, highly trained in state-of-the-art non-surgical alternatives to treat a variety of venous conditions for patients throughout the Houston Metro area. Our physicians have more than 30 years of experience in treating common conditions such as such as spider veins, uterine fibroids, peripheral vascular disease, and varicose veins.
All of the state-of-the-art treatments offered are performed in our Houston area offices. Our care involves minimal discomfort, and requires no general anesthesia (local only, when applicable) or pain medication. Texas Endovascular is the only practice in the area to offer transradial access through the wrist as well as access through the femoral artery in the groin.
We Are Committed to You
Dr. Fox, Dr. Hardee, and Dr. Valenson are committed to providing personalized care for each of their patients. They will take time to educate you about your specific condition, thoroughly answer your questions, and discuss all your treatment options. Your concerns about your condition and treatment are important to us, and you will be an active participant in your own healthcare decisions at every step.
Experiencing Symptoms of PAD? Common Symptoms include:
- Leg Pain
- Leg Wounds
- Discoloration in the legs
- Leg Cramps
- Poor Hair or Toenail growth on the legs
Vein Treatment Specialists
Our expert physicians help patients with everything from diagnosis to treatment of vein and vascular conditions in the Houston area.
Uterine Fibroid Treatment
Texas Endovascular offers patients a minimally invasive, state-of-the-art, non-surgical treatment alternative for uterine fibroids and adenomyosis.
Covered by Most Insurance
Texas Endovascular accepts most major insurance plans and Medicare. Patients are best evaluated at the first signs of persistent symptoms.
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Schedule a consultation with our Interventional Radiologists today to get started on the path toward a pain-free life.
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About Texas Endovascular
Varicose Veins & Venous Insufficiency Cure
What's New at Texas Endovascular
PAD Risk Factors for Women and African Americans
Today, we need to talk about PAD risk factors for women. And for African Americans. Because, both groups may be more vulnerable. After all, PAD (peripheral arterial disease) is a thickening of the arteries that affects blood flow. It’s a form of cardiovascular disease with symptoms such as painful leg cramps.
The Dos and Don’ts of Varicose Vein Exercises
Let’s talk about varicose vein exercises. We all know that exercise is good for your general health. But when vein disease gives you varicose veins, some exercises will help you, while others can hurt your condition. Usually, exercising more will make your veins bigger.
There are Stages of Vein Disease: Don’t Delay Treatment!
Did you know that there are stages of vein disease? That’s right, this is a progressive condition. In fact, the Clinical Etiology Anatomy Pathophysiology classification lists six distinct stages. They begin at C0, where you have no visible sign of vein disease.
What is arterial embolization and what does it treat?
We’re interventional radiologists in Houston, TX. So we regularly perform arterial embolization. Using this procedure, we shut off blood flow to certain parts of your body for therapeutic reasons. We use a catheter to inject embolic material to your veins or arteries.