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Prakash, 52, commutes to work by train every day. Life was normal, until it wasn’t. He put on his shoes in the morning and everything felt fine. But by evening, the same shoes felt tight. He pulled off his socks and saw deep marks in his skin. He pressed a finger into his ankle. The […]
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In India, it doesn’t matter where you’re from or where you live. As the sun begins to dip and the craving for evening chai kicks in, whether in a busy office, at the market, or during a friend’s get-together, the same thought pops up: “Can we get samosas? Samosa and Kachori are the true royalty
We Love Samosa and Kachori but Does Our Heart Love Them Too? Read More »
If someone told you that you have a “big heart,” you’d probably smile and take it as a compliment. But if a doctor says you have a big heart, it’s something very different, and it’s definitely not a reason to be happy. Medically, this is a heart-related condition called cardiomegaly, in which the heart becomes
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If your doctor has advised a TMT test, you may be wondering what it means and whether it’s serious. A Treadmill Test (TMT) is a commonly used heart test to detect blockages, reduced blood flow, and early signs of heart disease. It is also known as the cardiac stress test. This test is performed by
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Heart disease remains one of the leading causes of death worldwide, but survival rates after a heart attack have improved significantly over the years. However, one critical factor still plays a major role: age. A 35-year-old experiencing a heart attack may recover differently compared to someone in their 70s. But does age make such a
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The American Heart Association and American College of Cardiology, along with 9 other leading medical associations, have released a new guideline on the management of Dyslipidemia recently. After 2018, this is a major update on cholesterol and triglycerides. The new guidelines primarily focus on detecting cholesterol issues early, lowering LDL more aggressively, and managing heart
New Cholesterol Guidelines 2026: Breaking Down the ACC/AHA Update Read More »
Navratri is a time of devotion and celebration, when many people follow traditional fasting. But for those suffering from heart problems, the nine-day diet can feel challenging. Is it safe? What should they eat? How can they balance their devotion without harming their heart health? If not done right, Navratri fasting can increase unnecessary stress
Healthy Navratri Fasting & Heart Health: What Cardiac Patients Should Know Read More »
Congestive heart failure is a heart disease where the heart can not pump sufficient blood needed for the body. It often develops gradually, but the early warning signs are frequently ignored. According to Global Cardiovascular Research, CHF affects over 64 million people worldwide, and many of us have no idea we have it yet, and
Congestive Heart Failure: Causes, Symptoms, Stages, and Non-surgical Treatment Options Read More »
At 62, Mr. Sharma’s life almost stopped. He is a diabetic and was suffering from heart failure. Even walking from the bedroom to the kitchen left him breathless. Doctors did not recommend surgery as he had high blood sugar, and his family was worried about him. Then, he got to know about EECP and decided
EECP for Angina and Heart Failure: The Non-Surgical Alternative Read More »
At 3 a.m., Rajesh woke up with a heavy pain in his chest. Tests revealed serious heart blockages. Doctors suggested surgery, but he wasn’t ready for it. Then he came to know about EECP as a non-surgical option. Yet he kept thinking whether this therapy would be safe or not. When your heart is already
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