By Dr Malcolm Finlay
08.05.24
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How to investigate palpitations
Experiencing palpitations can be a cause for concern, and you may be wondering how they're diagnosed. Leading consultant cardiologist and electrophysiologist Dr Malcolm Finlay goes into expert detail to explain how palpitations are medically investigated, in this informative article.
By Dr Salam Salloum
08.05.24
Cardiology
Heart failure: Causes, symptoms, and treatment
Heart failure is a chronic medical condition where the heart is unable to pump blood efficiently to meet the body's needs. Despite its name, heart failure does not mean the heart has stopped working entirely; rather, it indicates that the heart's pumping power is weaker than normal or unable to cope with the body's demands. It is a serious condition that requires lifelong management, but with proper treatment and lifestyle changes, many people with heart failure can live active lives.
By Dr Anna Marciniak
07.05.24
Cardiology
In one of our latest medical articles here, distinguished consultant cardiologist, Dr Anna Marciniak, discusses electrocardiograms at length, including what they are, what they are used for, and when and where they can be performed.
Written by Top Doctors
Cardiology
Fainting: Causes, diagnosis, and management
Syncope, commonly known as fainting, is a transient loss of consciousness and postural tone caused by a temporary reduction in blood flow to the brain. While often benign, syncope can be a symptom of an underlying medical condition, making its understanding crucial for effective management. In this article, we delve into the complexities of syncope, exploring its causes, diagnosis, and management strategies.
By Dr Amanda Varnava
02.05.24
Cardiology
How to protect your heart: part 2
In the second article of a two-part series leading consultant cardiologist Dr Amanda Varnava suggests strategies to improve your heart health and provides guidance for different life stages, with attention to issues that may arise in your twenties.
By Professor Attila Kardos
02.05.24
Cardiology
Heart health essentials: Why regular check-ups matter for everyone
In life, the heart acts like a conductor, controlling how we live. But we usually notice its importance only when things go wrong. Regular heart check-ups aren't just for people with heart problems; they're for anyone who wants to stay healthy. Professor Attila Kardos shares more in his recent online article.
By Dr Dwayne Conway
01.05.24
Cardiology
Heart health solutions: Angioplasty and stents explained
In his latest online article, Dr Dwayne Conway delves into the common reasons behind cardiologists' recommendations for angioplasty and stents. Whether it's addressing acute coronary syndromes like heart attacks or managing the persistent discomfort of stable angina, these interventions offer tangible relief and renewed hope.
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Cardiology
Sports cardiology: heart conditions in athletes
Leading consultant cardiologist Dr Anita Arya takes an in-depth look at sports cardiology, more specifically cardiac evaluation of athletes. These includes potential conditions that may be identified during pre-participation screenings, how patients can participate in sport safely, or if they’ve experienced a cardiac event and what processes are involved in ensuring safe return to activities.
By Dr Amit Bhan
25.04.24
Cardiology
Understanding congenital heart disease: Causes, treatment, and outlook
Congenital heart disease (CHD) is a condition present at birth that affects the structure and function of the heart. It arises due to abnormal development of the heart during fetal growth. This condition can range from mild, with little or no effect on health, to severe, potentially life-threatening conditions. Here, Dr Amit Bhan offers his expert advice on the condition, including the best forms of treatment.
By Dr Amanda Varnava
25.04.24
Cardiology
How to protect your heart: part 1
If you believe you're too young to worry about your heart's well-being, you may think again. In England, premature deaths from heart diseases are at a decade-high, warns the British Heart Foundation. Your heart, the size of a fist, pumps five litres of blood daily, delivering nutrients and removing waste. Exercise alone isn't enough to maintain heart health. In this article, leading consultant cardiologist Dr Amanda Varnava suggests strategies to improve your heart health and provides guidance for different life stages, with attention to issues that may arise in your twenties.
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