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03/18/2026

Uterine fibroids are common, and many women may not even know they have them. But when should you be concerned?

You should talk to your doctor if you experience:
Heavy or prolonged menstrual bleeding
Pelvic pain or pressure
Frequent urination or difficulty emptying your bladder
Back or leg pain
Difficulty getting pregnant

While fibroids are usually benign, monitoring symptoms is important to prevent complications and explore treatment options. Early evaluation can help you find relief and protect your health.

Don't ignore persistent or worsening symptoms. Get checked with your OBGYN, and then explore our non-surgical treatment option: https://nationalvascularphysicians.com/areas-of-care/uterine-fibroids-womens-health/

03/11/2026

Struggling with frequent bathroom trips, weak urine flow, or disrupted sleep due to an enlarged prostate (BPH)? You're not alone—and you may have more options than you think.

Our latest blog breaks down 5 key benefits of Prostate Artery Embolization (PAE), a minimally invasive, non-surgical treatment designed to relieve BPH symptoms while preserving quality of life. From quicker recovery and lasting symptom relief to a lower risk of sexual side effects, PAE is becoming a preferred option for many men.

👉 Read the full blog to learn how PAE works, who it’s right for, and why it’s changing the way BPH is treated: https://nationalvascularphysicians.com/blog/pae-for-enlarged-prostate/

Relief could be closer than you think.

03/04/2026

Not all hemorrhoids are the same — and not everyone needs surgery.

Curious if you might be a candidate for Hemorrhoid Artery Embolization (HAE)? Take our quick, confidential quiz to find out if this minimally invasive, surgery-free treatment could be right for you.

HAE benefits:
✔ No incisions
✔ No stitches
✔ Faster recovery

In just a few minutes, you can learn whether HAE may be an option for lasting relief.

Take the quiz and get clarity today: https://nationalvascularphysicians.com/areas-of-care/hemorrhoid-care/

02/25/2026

As men age, urinary symptoms can be caused by BPH (enlarged prostate), bladder issues, or even prostate cancer. Knowing the difference is crucial for receiving the correct treatment.

🔹 BPH: Gradual urinary changes like weak flow, nighttime urination, or feeling like your bladder isn’t empty.
🔹 Bladder issues: Sudden urges, peeing frequently even with an empty bladder, or lower belly pressure.
🔹 Prostate cancer: Sometimes silent at first, but can include blood in urine/semen, bone pain, or unexplained weight loss.

Early evaluation matters. Don’t ignore blood, severe pain, or inability to urinate.

At National Vascular Physicians, we offer Prostate Artery Embolization (PAE)—a minimally invasive, same-day treatment for BPH that avoids major surgery and general anesthesia.
Learn more and discover if PAE is the right fit for you: https://nationalvascularphysicians.com/our-location/

02/17/2026

If you have peripheral artery disease (PAD), symptoms like leg pain with activity or a wound that won’t heal may be signs it’s time to seek care.

You may be a candidate if you:
-Have leg pain that worsens with walking and improves with rest
-Have a non-healing leg or foot wound

Why choose endovascular therapy?
-This minimally invasive, same-day treatment is backed by research and offers benefits like:
-No general anesthesia
-Short recovery time
-Improved blood flow
-Reduced risk of limb loss

While risks are rare, every procedure carries some level of risk. Schedule a consultation to determine the best treatment option for you: https://nationalvascularphysicians.com/appointments/

02/11/2026

Genicular Artery Embolization (G*E) is a minimally invasive, non-surgical treatment designed to reduce inflammation and pain caused by knee osteoarthritis. By targeting the abnormal blood flow that contributes to chronic knee pain, G*E may help patients find lasting relief—without surgery or lengthy recovery.

If knee pain is holding you back, it may be time to explore a different option: https://nationalvascularphysicians.com/areas-of-care/spine-joint-care/

02/09/2026

Our team members Georgia and Teresa recently met with a local primary care physician to talk about Hemorrhoid Artery Embolization (HAE), a minimally invasive, non-surgical option for patients suffering from chronic hemorrhoids.

Like many physicians, this provider wasn’t aware HAE was an option—and once they learned about it, they were excited to offer patients an alternative that avoids surgery, reduces recovery time, and delivers real relief!

These are the moments we love. So many effective, image-guided treatments exist, and we’re passionate about making sure providers (and patients) know they have options.

Curious to learn more about HAE or want to see if it’s right for your patients?
Visit our website or give us a call—we’d love to chat.
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02/04/2026

World Cancer Day reminds us that awareness saves lives.
Early detection, advanced imaging, and timely treatment play a critical role in improving outcomes and giving patients more options. Today, we stand with patients, survivors, caregivers, and the medical teams working every day to fight cancer—through prevention, innovation, and compassionate care.

02/03/2026

After two years of debilitating, unexplained pain and countless tests, a 42-year-old physician finally got answers—thanks to Dr. Emmett Lynskey.

After reviewing her MRI, Dr. Lynskey recognized Nutcracker Syndrome (compression of kidney vein) and Pelvic Congestion Syndrome were the root causes. That diagnosis opened the door to the right treatment—and almost immediately, her pain was gone, her appetite returned, and she got her life back!

We're honored to have Dr. Lynskey as part of our team, and thrilled that the diagnosis led to long-awaited relief.

Read the full story here: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/30/well/back-pain-pelvic-congestion-syndrome-nutcracker.html?unlocked_article_code=1.IlA.O99F.oKlujhqzinEx&smid=url-share

01/27/2026

Heel pain is one of the most common foot complaints we see—and plantar fasciitis is often the cause. The good news? There are ways to lower your risk.

Here are a few things that help:
• Wear supportive shoes with good arch support
• Stretch your calves and Achilles regularly
• Strengthen your foot and ankle muscles
• Increase activity levels gradually
• Maintain a healthy weight to reduce stress on the heel

If heel pain is slowing you down, don't ignore it. Early care can prevent symptoms from getting worse. Our team can help you find relief with both conservative and minimally invasive options.

Contact the location closest to you to schedule a consult: nationalvascularphysicians.com/our-location/

01/21/2026

Happy birthday Dr. Kim! 🥳

01/20/2026

Thank you, George, for sharing your experience!

PAE is a great new option for treating an enlarged prostate, and we're glad you were able to find relief!

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174 Waterfront Street, Suite 320
Oxon Hill, MD
20745

Telephone

+13012765670

Website

https://nationalvascularphysicians.com/

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