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Can Deep Vein Thrombosis Go Away Without Treatment? What You Need to Know

Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) is serious and, if left untreated, can cause life-threatening complications like a pulmonary embolism (PE)—when the clot travels to the lungs. This raises an important question: Can DVT go away on its own, or does it require medical intervention? Inovia Vein Specialty Centers are the Pacific Northwest’s leading vein-focused treatment centers, […]

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Dr. Edward Boyle Featured in Endovascular Today for Pioneering Work on Anterior Saphenous Vein Reflux

At Inovia Vein Specialty Centers, we’re proud to share that our founder and medical director, Dr. Edward M. Boyle, was recently featured in the March 2025 issue of Endovascular Today. His article discusses important updates in the understanding and treatment of anterior saphenous vein (ASV) reflux, following a groundbreaking four-part series he co-authored in 2024,

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Empowering Our Community: Inovia Vein at the Empowering Women’s Expo

On February 22–23, 2025, the Inovia Vein Specialty Centers team had the incredible opportunity to participate in the Empowering Women’s Expo in Hillsboro, Oregon. With March being Blood Clot Awareness Month, the timing was perfect to connect with the community and share essential information about deep vein thrombosis (DVT), blood clot prevention, and overall leg

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Pregnant woman on bed holding legs from DVT symptoms in Portland, OR

Who Is Most at Risk for Deep Vein Thrombosis? Understanding Your Risk Level

Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) is when a deep vein blood clot forms, typically in the legs. Treatment is necessary as the clot can become loose and migrate to the lungs, causing a life-threatening pulmonary embolism. Understanding your risk level is crucial for prevention and early detection. DVT is a serious condition that can affect anyone, but

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When to See a Doctor for Swollen Legs: Signs You Shouldn’t Ignore

Leg swelling, or edema, is a common issue caused by anything from prolonged standing to underlying medical conditions. While mild swelling may resolve on its own, persistent or severe leg swelling can indicate a serious health problem. Knowing when you should seek medical attention can help prevent complications. At Inovia Vein Specialty Centers, our dedicated team

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Sclerotherapy for Spider Veins: What to Expect

Are you bothered by the small, visible veins on your legs, face, or other areas? While spider veins are typically harmless, many seek treatment for cosmetic reasons or to alleviate minor discomfort. Sclerotherapy is one of the most effective and widely used treatments for spider veins, offering a minimally invasive solution with long-lasting results. At Inovia Vein Specialty

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The Happy Valley Oregon Leg Wound Clinic in Southeast Portland

Chronic, nonhealing leg wounds are common for patients in and around Happy Valley, Oregon in Southeast Portland. Many seek treatment at local leg wound clinics. However, finding and accessing care can be challenging. Many have long waiting times for an appointment and are hard to get in.  Fortunately, we offer a specialized Leg Wound Clinic

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