FAQ | Cardiovascular Wellness Medical Services

Preventive cardiology detects hidden cardiovascular risks and offers personalized treatment plans, including diet, exercise, and medication adjustments, to strengthen heart health and prevent disease progression.

A screening may include EKGs, blood tests, cholesterol panels, and imaging studies that assess your cardiovascular health and detect potential heart concerns before symptoms appear.

Regular exercise, balanced nutrition, stress management, and avoiding smoking can significantly lower your risk of developing cardiovascular conditions later in life.

Sports cardiology helps athletes and active individuals improve endurance, monitor cardiac performance, and prevent heart strain through specialized evaluations and personalized exercise plans.

They provide tailored guidance to safely enhance fitness while managing existing cardiac risks, ensuring long-term performance and heart safety during physical activity.

Women may experience subtle symptoms such as fatigue, shortness of breath, nausea, or back pain instead of classic chest pain seen in men.

Hormonal changes, pregnancy-related complications, and menopause can increase cardiovascular risk, making early prevention and regular screenings especially important for women's heart health.

Maintaining a healthy lifestyle, managing blood pressure, staying active, and scheduling regular heart checkups can significantly reduce the risk of developing heart disease.

Arrhythmias are detected through EKGs or Holter monitors and treated with medications, ablation therapy, or pacemaker placement depending on the type and severity.

Reducing caffeine and alcohol intake, managing stress, exercising regularly, and following prescribed treatments can help control irregular heart rhythms effectively.

A diet rich in fiber, fruits, vegetables, and omega-3 fatty acids can help lower cholesterol and maintain balanced lipid levels.

Lipid panels measure total cholesterol, HDL, LDL, and triglycerides, helping doctors assess cardiovascular risk and create targeted treatment plans.

Uncontrolled high blood pressure can damage arteries, increase stroke risk, and contribute to heart failure or chronic kidney disease.

Doctors may prescribe beta-blockers, ACE inhibitors, calcium channel blockers, or diuretics depending on your individual blood pressure and overall health condition.

Structured walking programs and guided exercises improve circulation, reduce leg pain, and support recovery for individuals with PAD.

Treatment includes medications, supervised exercise therapy, and in some cases, minimally invasive procedures to restore proper blood flow in affected arteries.

People experiencing fatigue, low immunity, or nutrient deficiencies can benefit from IV infusions that quickly replenish vitamins and improve overall vitality.

Mild side effects like bruising or temporary soreness may occur, but treatments are generally safe when administered under medical supervision.

Wear comfortable clothing, avoid caffeine or smoking beforehand, and follow any pre-test fasting or medication instructions provided by your doctor.

The test is safe for most people, with rare risks like mild chest discomfort or dizziness, and is closely monitored by medical staff.

Chronic high blood pressure can strain arteries, weaken the heart, and lead to heart attacks, strokes, or kidney complications if left untreated.

Regular blood pressure checks can help detect early warning signs, prompting timely interventions that prevent serious heart problems.

Cardiac ultrasound identifies valve disorders, heart muscle weakness, fluid buildup, and other structural heart abnormalities that impact cardiac performance.

Results are usually available within a few days and reviewed during your follow-up visit with detailed explanations from your provider.

Sessions involve guided exercises, breathing techniques, and gradual activity progression to improve circulation, endurance, and heart strength safely.

Nutritional counseling enhances medical treatments by improving cholesterol, managing weight, and stabilizing blood pressure for better overall heart health.

BHRT can restore energy, balance hormones, and improve mood, though it should always be monitored to minimize potential side effects.

BHRT supports metabolism, energy, and heart function by maintaining hormonal balance and reducing inflammation associated with aging.

Anyone experiencing fatigue, hormonal imbalance, or age-related changes can benefit from personalized treatments that restore vitality and enhance well-being.