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8 Heart Health Numbers Everyone Should Know (And What They Mean)

Your heart health numbers (blood pressure, cholesterol, resting heart rate, blood sugar, BMI, and waist circumference) offer an early, measurable look at your risk for cardiovascular disease long before symptoms show up. Understanding what each number means, and where yours falls, makes it easier to catch small changes before they become serious pr ...

Jul 15 2023

When to Talk to Your Cardiologist About Valvular Heart Disease

In the simplest terms, valvular heart disease is a condition stemming from malfunctioning or damaged heart valves. Some people are born with dysfunctional heart valves, while others experience damage due to infection, degeneration (excessive wear, usually occurring with age), and the effects of general heart disease. How a Healthy Heart and Heart Valves Work The…

Jun 15 2023

Three Questions to Ask Your Middle GA Cardiologist at Your First Visit

Posing the right questions to your cardiologist at your first appointment can lead to a deeper understanding of your health and shed light on how to care for your heart.

May 15 2023

4 Signs It’s Time to See a Cardiologist

It’s good for everyone to see a heart doctor periodically and maintain their heart health on a daily basis. However, if you have certain factors that put you more at risk for heart problems and complications, it is crucial to establish yourself as a patient with a trusted cardiologist. Discover these four signs that indicate…

Apr 15 2023

4 Questions to Ask Your Cardiologist About Coronary Artery Disease

If you are at risk of developing coronary artery disease (CAD) or you have recently been diagnosed with this condition, it’s crucial to take actionable steps that will improve your heart health. One of the first steps you should take is to speak with your cardiologist about immediate and long-term solutions for your health. Together,…