Within the types category, treatments are further classified by technology and delivery mode: embolic agents (coils, plugs, sclerosants), pharmacologic agents (gonadotropin‑releasing hormone antagonists, NSAIDs), and surgical techniques (laparoscopic ligation, open hysterectomy). Embolic agents dominate the type landscape, reflecting the procedural shift toward targeted vessel occlusion and contributing substantially to market growth through recurring device sales and procedure volume. Pharmacologic agents, while less invasive, are characterized by chronic usage patterns and generic competition, moderating their market impact. Surgical techniques, though declining in prevalence, retain relevance for complex presentations, influencing the market through higher procedural costs and longer recovery periods. Detailing these sub‑types enhances understanding of cost structures, adoption rates, and future investment opportunities across the pelvic congestion syndrome treatment market taxonomy.