Minimally invasive procedures play a crucial role in the management of pelvic congestion syndrome (PCS) by offering effective treatment options with reduced recovery times and lower complication rates compared to traditional surgeries. One of the primary procedures used is pelvic vein embolization, where a catheter is inserted into the affected veins under imaging guidance. Through this procedure, embolic agents are delivered to block off varicose veins, relieving symptoms such as pelvic pain and discomfort. This approach addresses the underlying cause of PCS and promotes quicker recovery and minimal scarring, making it a preferred choice for many patients seeking long-term relief from PCS symptoms.