4 Reasons Your Legs Feel Heavy
In some cases, it’s normal for your legs to feel heavy. But if you can’t trace it back to strenuous activity, that weighted sensation could be a sign something is off with your vascular system.
Vascular & Interventional Associates
Board Certified Vein and Vascular Specialists serving the areas of Crestview Hills, KY, Northern Kentucky, and Cincinnati, OH
Welcome to Vascular & Interventional Associates
Vascular and Interventional Associates in Crestview Hills, Kentucky, is the only comprehensive vein, vascular, and spine center that serves patients throughout Northern Kentucky, Cincinnati, and beyond. The team of expert vascular and interventional physicians is the most experienced in the region, leading in the diagnosis and minimally invasive treatment of venous, vascular, and spine diseases.
Vascular and Interventional Associates has performed thousands of successful minimally invasive procedures for patients in the Greater Cincinnati area. The practice treats a broad spectrum of venous, vascular and spine related disorders, including varicose veins, spider veins, venous obstruction, restless leg syndrome, peripheral artery disease, fibroids, tumors, compression fractures, and more.
The team at Vascular and Interventional Associates carefully selects a state-of-the-art procedure to resolve each patient's specific condition with minimal risk and downtime. The providers offer patient-focused consultations and treatments for routine and complex venous, vascular, and spine disorders.
For expert care with cutting-edge treatment, a world-class team, and the convenience of in-office vein, vascular and spine care, make an appointment with Vascular and Interventional Associates. Call the practice or use the online booking tool to schedule your visit today.
Innovative, Minimally Invasive, Targeted Therapies
We offer state-of-the-art, virtually painless, low risk, quick recovery procedures for your vein and vascular conditions
What we offer
Conditions & Treatments
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Prostate Artery Embolizationmore info -
Varicose Veinsmore info
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Spider Veinsmore info
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Leg Swellingmore info
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Peripheral Arterial Diseasemore info
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Restless Legsmore info
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IVC Filter Removalmore info
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Fibroidsmore info
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Enlarged Prostatemore info
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Male Varicocoelesmore info
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Sciaticamore info
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Back and Neck Painmore info
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Vertebral Compression Fracturesmore info
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Pelvic Painmore info
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Kidney Cancermore info
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Liver Cancermore info
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Diagnostic Vascular Ultrasoundmore info
Offering Virtual Appointments
Peripheral Arterial Disease
Peripheral arterial disease (PAD) affects around 20 percent of Americans over the age of 65. As cholesterol and scar tissue accumulate over the years, plaque builds up and begins to clog the arteries. This causes decreased blood flow to the lower body, leading to hip and leg pain and even requiring further medical attention at times.
In addition to discomfort, patients with PAD have increased risk for:
- Heart disease
- Aortic aneurysm
- Stroke
- Hypertension
Know The Signs
The signs and symptoms of PAD are sometimes overlooked or mistaken for part of the normal aging process. Know what common symptoms to look for and contact us if you’re experiencing the following:
- Painful leg cramping when walking that is relieved with rest
- Leg numbness or burning sensations
- Cold feet or toes
- Dry and discolored skin on the feet and toes
- Lower leg pain while at rest
- Non-healing ulcer or chronic sore
- Tissue loss or gangrene (black toes)
Why Choose Us?
Our team of fellowship-trained vascular physicians are experts in the treatment of peripheral arterial disease. We provide patient-focused consultations and treatment, which means you are at the center of everything we do. The physicians at Vascular & Interventional Associates possess the expertise in both diagnostic imaging and arterial treatment that you should expect from your vascular specialists.
We utilize state-of-the-art, minimally invasive procedures to treat your vascular disease. Our treatments are highly targeted, image-guided endovascular surgical procedures. Learn more about our minimally invasive treatment options here.
Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE) is a safe non-surgical alternative to hysterectomy
- No surgery
- No general anesthesia
- Typically a one night hospital stay
- Return to work in about one week
- Covered by most health insurance plan
Schedule a consultation with one of our specialists today!
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