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Early Warning Signs of a Heart Attack

Something felt off, but I couldn’t explain it You wake up and nothing is obviously wrong.But something just feels off.There’s no pain, no nausea, no cough.Still, something is different.You can’t name it.You just know it’s there.You push through the day like usual.You answer emails, make small talk, drive the usual route.But something keeps pulling your…
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How Heart Disease Quietly Begins

It doesn’t announce itself Heart disease doesn’t come with a knock. It lives quietly, long before it interrupts you. Before the doctor. Before the name. It starts in silence. And in small shifts you barely notice. Small shifts you barely notice Maybe it’s how stairs feel longer. Maybe your breath shortens, just a little, too…
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Heartbeats in Slow Motion: Understanding Bradycardia

When your heart beats slower than normal, it can be a cause for concern. As a cardiologist, I’ve seen many cases where understanding and managing bradycardia, or a slow heart rate, is crucial for maintaining overall heart health. Let me guide you through what bradycardia is, its causes, symptoms, and how we can address it together.

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Battling Blood Pressure: Insights on Hypertension

Dealing with high blood pressure, or hypertension, is a common issue many people face. As a cardiologist, I think I have seen how important it is to manage it to prevent serious health complications. Let’s explore what hypertension is, its causes, symptoms and how we can tackle it together.

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Heart Attack: Essential Signs and Symptoms

Experiencing a heart attack is a terrifying and life-threatening event, but recognizing the signs early can make all the difference. As a cardiologist, I’ve seen how crucial timely intervention is for survival and recovery. Let’s dive into how you can identify the symptoms of a heart attack and what to do if you suspect you’re having one.