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Heart disease is a major concern worldwide, especially in India, where cardiovascular diseases account for a large number of deaths. (WHO) Many people who suffer from conditions like angina or blocked arteries are often faced with difficult choices about their treatment options. The two most common treatments that come up are Enhanced External Counterpulsation (EECP) […]
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Have you ever felt a tightness in your chest while doing something as simple as climbing stairs? Or maybe you’ve experienced that nagging discomfort while you’re just sitting down to enjoy a meal. If you can relate, you’re not alone. Millions of people deal with chest pain, often linked to heart issues like angina. The
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When you first hear the words “heart surgery,” it can feel like the ground has dropped beneath your feet. No one expects to face such a heavy diagnosis, and the thought of surgery is overwhelming for most. The fear of open-heart surgery, long recovery periods, and the risks involved can make anyone nervous. But here’s
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Heart disease is no longer a distant worry for many families in India—it’s a growing reality. In recent decades, the number of people diagnosed with cardiovascular diseases (CVDs), particularly coronary artery disease, has skyrocketed. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), India accounts for one-fifth of global deaths from heart disease, with nearly 30% of
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If you’ve been dealing with angina, you know how unsettling those sudden chest pains can be. One minute you’re going about your day and the next, you feel a tightness or pressure in your chest, as if someone is squeezing your heart. For many people, this is a daily struggle, and living with angina can
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We’ve all heard it—high cholesterol is bad for your heart. It is evident to the World Heart Federation as it reports 3.6 million deaths every year due to high cholesterol and 24% of them are related to CVD. (WHF). But if you’ve been diagnosed with high cholesterol, it can feel overwhelming to figure out where
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Fasting is a common practice during religious festivals like Navratri. Fasting is also a popular choice among people who want to cleanse and reset their bodies in addition to their spiritual motivations. But, is fasting safe for someone with heart disease or other cardiac issues? Many individuals pondered this subject, particularly in situations where it
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Heart disease is one of the leading causes of death worldwide making up 32% of all global deaths. (WHO) whereas in India 45% of all deaths are caused by heart disease, (WHO). And yes there are surgical treatments and intense medications that help but what if non-surgical methods combined with precision and modern science are
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Once upon a time, there was no cure for heart disease, then again once upon a time bypass surgery, angioplasty, and techniques that literally cut through the heart were invented, no, no we are not in the mood for a history class! But you must have been reading, watching, and listening that, globally, heart disease
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Did you know? Angina and other heart-related disorders can be relieved using Enhanced External Counterpulsation (EECP) therapy, a non-invasive heart treatment in the field of cardiovascular therapeutics. However, you must determine whether this treatment is appropriate for your particular needs, just like with any other. Here’s when having an honest discussion with your cardiologist is
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