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Stay informed about your heart health with expert insights from Dr. Kiran Narang, a trusted interventional cardiologist in Mumbai. From understanding warning signs of blocked arteries to learning about procedures like angiography, angioplasty, pacemaker surgery, and 2D echocardiography, explore easy-to-understand articles designed to help you make informed decisions about your cardiac care.

Signs of a Heart Attack in Women

Signs of a Heart Attack in Women

Most people picture a heart attack as someone clutching their chest. For women, it often doesn't look like that at all. Chest discomfort or pressure still shows up, but so does breathlessness, unusual tiredness, nausea, cold sweats, pain in the back or jaw. Sometimes...

What Are the Symptoms of Blocked Heart Arteries?

What Are the Symptoms of Blocked Heart Arteries?

Blocked heart artery symptoms include chest pain or pressure, shortness of breath, unusual fatigue, pain that spreads to the arm, shoulder, neck, or jaw, dizziness or lightheadedness, sweating, nausea, and an irregular or rapid heartbeat. Some people experience heart...

Single vs Dual Chamber Pacemaker: Which Fits You?

Single vs Dual Chamber Pacemaker: Which Fits You?

Not every pacemaker does the same job. A single-chamber pacemaker gets by on one wire, pacing just one heart chamber. A dual-chamber pacemaker uses two, running the upper and lower chambers together so they beat in the right order. Sounds like a small difference. It...

Early Symptoms of a Heart Valve Problem?

Early Symptoms of a Heart Valve Problem?

Many people with early heart valve problems have no symptoms at all. That's actually what makes valve disease tricky to catch early. When subtle signs do start showing up, they tend to develop slowly rather than announce themselves clearly, unusual fatigue, mild...

Precautions After Pacemaker Surgery?

Precautions After Pacemaker Surgery?

A pacemaker keeps your heart rhythm steady, but the first few weeks after implantation matter just as much as the device itself. Avoid lifting anything heavier than 10 pounds, keep the arm on the implant side below shoulder height, and hold off on driving for at least...

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