Chest pain, shortness of breath, palpitations, dizziness, fatigue, and swelling in legs can all signal underlying heart problems. Regular check-ups are essential, especially if you have risk factors like diabetes, smoking, or family history.

Angioplasty is minimally invasive and suitable for single or double blockages. Bypass is preferred for multiple complex blockages. Our cardiologists assess each case individually to determine the best treatment approach for optimal recovery.

While damage can’t always be reversed, lifestyle changes, medications, and timely interventions can stabilize and even improve heart function. Prevention and early diagnosis are key to managing long-term heart health.

If you're over 40 or have risk factors, annual heart check-ups are recommended. For those with existing conditions, more frequent monitoring may be required under cardiologist supervision.

A pacemaker is a device implanted to regulate slow or irregular heartbeats. It’s typically needed in conditions like heart block or bradycardia and greatly improves quality of life by ensuring regular cardiac rhythm.

Yes. Many heart conditions are silent until a serious event like a heart attack. Routine cardiac screening helps identify risks early, enabling proactive management and preventing life-threatening complications.