By Dr Konrad Grosser
25.04.23
Cardiology
High blood pressure is potentially very dangerous. Here, Dr Konrad Grosser, a highly revered integrated functional cardiologist, outlines the causes and symptoms associated with high blood pressure, and tells us how we can best prevent it.
By Dr Anita Arya
20.04.23
Cardiology
Tailoring atrial fibrillation treatment to patient needs
Dr Anita Arya, a leading cardiologist and electrophysiologist in Wolverhampton and Birmingham, speaks to Top Doctors about how treatment for atrial fibrillation (AF) is dependent on the type a patient has. She goes into expert detail about how medication, risks and benefits and lifestyle are considered for each specific patient in this informative article.
By Dr Konrad Grosser
19.04.23
Cardiology
What are the main causes of arrhythmia?
In this article here, Dr Konrad Grosser, a highly revered and qualified integrated functional cardiologist, tells us what the main causes of arrhythmias are, and how the common heart problem can be effectively treated.
By Dr Winston Martin
17.04.23
Cardiology
What to know about high blood pressure: Diagnosis, treatment and lifestyle changes
Revered consultant cardiologist Dr Winston Martin gives a detailed guide to high blood pressure in this informative article for patients, including the importance of routine blood pressure testing, diagnosis and treatment.
By Dr Rito Mitra
17.04.23
Cardiology
An expert’s guide to heart palpitations
Many of us experience palpitations but what exactly are they? Leading consultant cardiologist Mr Rito Mitra explains what palpitations are, common causes and when it is necessary to see a doctor.
By Dr Malcolm Burgess
17.04.23
Cardiology
How to prepare for an echocardiogram
An echocardiogram is a quick and painless test that can help diagnose various different heart conditions. In his latest online article, highly-knowledgeable cardiologist Dr Malcolm Burgess explains everything you need to know about preparing for an echocardiogram.
By Dr Jonathan Pitts Crick
31.03.23
Cardiology
A comprehensive history of arrhythmia treatment
The first surgical option for arrhythmia was implantation of a pacemaker. It has been highly successful for people whose arrhythmia is due to the heart going too slowly. Some cardiogists believe that pacemakers are underused because many people have a heart that is going slower than would be most efficient. They are often held back by vague symptoms including fatigued or not sleeping well because the heart slows down too much which then causes the brain to speed up. This tells the heart by producing adrenaline, which in turn wakes the rest of the brain. As a result, people have disturbed sleep, similar to sleep aponea.
By Dr Shui Hao Chin
29.03.23
Cardiology
Atrial fibrillation: What are the signs and symptoms?
Revered consultant cardiologist and electrophysiologist Dr Shui Hao Chin reveals the key signs and symptoms of atrial fibrillation to look out for in this informative guide for patients.
By Dr Navin Chandra
23.03.23
Cardiology
Sports cardiology: your questions answered
Sports cardiology is a branch of cardiology that aims to care for the cardiac health of athletes. In his latest article, renowned cardiologist Dr Navin Chandra answers the most frequently asked questions about this growing branch of cardiology.
By Dr Jakub Lagan
22.03.23
Cardiology
Taking back control: Improving habits to combat shortness of breath
Highly respected consultant cardiologist Mr Jakub Lagan shares his expert guidance on how to improve breathing control and avoid triggers of shortness of breath in this detailed article for patients.
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