The intensity of COVID is gone but its effects and heart problems are still prevalent. Many COVID-19 patients experience heart issues even after getting cured of the infection. Heart disease is still a common killer in the US. However, you can keep your heart healthy by taking certain preventive measures. Learn 6 tips to keep […]
Are you experiencing breathlessness, changes in heart rhythm, and swelling in your legs or abdomen? If yes, don’t waste your time and seek medical attention. It’s the sign of heart failure, a life-threatening condition when your heart is not able to pump blood effectively throughout the body. If you don’t get treatment on time, it […]
Did you know, cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death globally? An estimated 17.9 million died from CVDs in 2019, showing 32% of all global deaths. 85% of all these deaths happen due to heart attacks and strokes. Most of them are easily manageable if treated early. For treatment, different medications and lifestyle changes […]
Do you or your loved ones have a recently diagnosed (or chronic) heart problem? Then this article is for you. Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the U.S. and most forms of heart diseases have no cure. Lifestyle changes and treatment only help to manage your symptoms. That’s why you should stay […]
Did you know that heart failure is a growing problem in the United States? Currently, an estimated 6.5 million Americans over the age of 20 have heart failure. Heart failure occurs when your heart is not able to pump blood that the body requires to function properly. You may even experience acute heart failure, which […]
Did you know that every 33 seconds, one person dies from cardiovascular disease in the United States? Heart disease is more common than you think and there is no cure for it. The only way to manage it is with medication and lifestyle changes. That’s why it becomes important that you watch out for the […]
One major study found that around 960,000 new heart failure cases come annually. Acute heart failure is a medical emergency as it can happen suddenly without any warning. That’s why if you’re a patient with heart failure, ensure that you follow your heart failure action plan and treatment plan to decrease your risk of heart […]
Did you know, many COVID survivors experience heart palpitations? It occurs when you feel like your heart is racing, pounding, flopping, fluttering, or even skipping a beat. It may even feel like it’s in your chest, throat, or neck. It can happen at any time and many conditions can cause heart palpitations. So, you need […]
Did you know that around 800,000 people (about half the population of Nebraska) have a heart attack in the US each year and 10 million experience angina? While both angina and heart attack are related conditions and cause somewhat similar symptoms, they are not the same. Learn the difference between heart attack and angina and […]
According to certain studies, 9% of patients still experience palpitations six months after the initial COVID-19 infection episode, while 25 to 50% of patients report having them for 12 weeks (about three months) or longer. This demonstrates that while COVID-19 might produce heart palpitations, they are typically not an indication of a medical disease. Getting […]