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There are many practices offering after-hours care which is very convenient for patients who work typical weekday hours. Find the availability right for you by searching for availability after 5pm Monday-Friday. Some cardiology practices also offer limited weekend availability.

Virtual visits conducted by a cardiac specialist are an evaluation only. Most of the time patients will need to receive in-person care for optimal treatment. If your practitioner does offer virtual visits, your health insurance will most likely cover it if the provider conducting the appointment is in-network. If there is any doubt in coverage you can contact your carrier directly.

If you are experiencing the following symptoms, you may be suffering with CVD

If you believe you are suffering from a life-threatening emergency call 911 or head to your nearest emergency room. If are suffering from a myocardial infarction or other forms of CVD you will be referred to a specialist.

Indication of CVD could present as:

• Shortness of breath
• Pain in the chest, back, or arm
• Dizziness
• Hypertension
• Arrythmias

Cardiology specialists are highly educated and trained medical doctors that can treat several illness pertaining to the heart. The following list are common conditions

• Atherosclerosis (clogged arteries)
• Arrhythmias
• Congenital Illness
• Hypertension
• Ventricular tachycardia
• Hyperlipidemia
• Coronary Illness
• Pericarditis

The best way to prevent cardiovascular disease is by living a healthy lifestyle. This includes a diet rich in vegetables and fruit and limited on animal fats. Healthy individuals that evade serious CVD are also dedicated to a life of physical activity. Some people are genetically susceptible to illness and/or high cholesterol that can lead to CVD.

• Change your diet by eliminating high sugar, high fat, and high processed food
• Increase hydration and water intake (eliminate sugary drinks for hydration)
• Quite Smoking
• Limit your intake of alcohol
• Increase physical activity

The next best step in preventing CVD is know your risks. Some people are genetically predisposed to developing cardiovascular disease. If you are a high-risk individual, make an appointment with a doctor of cardiology today.

• Hypertension
• Blood cholesterol levels, usually containing an unhealthy amount of “bad” cholesterol
• Bad cholesterol – LDL (low-density lipoprotein) which causes plaque buildup in arteries.
• Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes mellitus
• Obesity
• Pregnancy
• Genetic risk factors

A stress test is performed to monitor how your cardiac muscle is pumping during physical activity. Exercise makes your heart pump harder and faster, and a stress test can show if there are problems with the blood flow during exercise. The test usually involves the patient walking on a treadmill or riding a stationary bike while your breathing, blood pressure, and rhythm on monitored. If cannot perform a physical activity your doctor will give you medication that mimics the effects of activity. It is performed to help aid in treatment decisions, determine the health of the cardiac muscle, or diagnose the severity of an existing issue.

The following illnesses can be diagnosed using a stress test:

• Coronary Artery Disease – the coronary arteries are the major vessels supplying the cardiac muscles with nutrients, oxygen, and blood. If the arteries are damaged, then CAD can develop. Damage usually occurs when cholesterol deposits begin to build up.
• Diagnose arrhythmias – which is an irregular beat
• Guide treatment for disorders – it helps your healthcare provider determine if your current treatment is working
• It can also be used to check the health of your heart before surgery for valve replacement or a complete transplant.

It means the cardiac muscles are not pumping oxygen rich blood to the rest of your body very well. CHF happens due to the weak pumping motion; fluid begins to build up in your lungs and other body tissues. CHF develops slowly because your body tries to make up for the weaking of the muscles and the secondary effects that happens from the weak pumping. Treatment options include lifestyle changes, medicine, and surgery.