This question isn't about your symptoms at all — it's about your journey, and it's in the check because the journey is data. "Normal results, ongoing symptoms, repeated" is the single most common story in pelvic venous disorder, and it usually means something specific: the tests you've had weren't the tests that show veins.
Routine pelvic ultrasounds and standard CTs answer other questions — organs, cysts, appendix. Veins pool when you're upright and empty when you lie flat, and scans happen lying flat; unless a study is deliberately set up to assess venous flow, dilated veins go unmeasured. So a stack of normal reports doesn't weaken a venous suspicion — in a woman with the positional pattern, it can strengthen it, by ruling out the alternatives the tests did check.
If you answered yes: you're describing the pattern, not contradicting it. The useful next sentence at an appointment is: "my scans were normal — but were any of them looking at my pelvic veins specifically?" The diagnosis guide covers which tests actually do.