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Do you experience a sudden spike in your heart rate or noticeable palpitations when moving from sitting to standing? This could be a sign of Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS). POTS is a disorder of the autonomic nervous system in which the body responds abnormally to an upright posture. When changing position, patients may experience…

Has your cardiologist suggested an ECG or an Echocardiogram, but you’re unsure whether they are the same or different, or whether you need both tests to understand your heart health? Some people confuse an electrocardiogram with a heart echo and assume they are the same. However, they serve different purposes in evaluating your heart health. …

A sudden thud, flutter, or skipped heartbeat can feel alarming. These sensations are often caused by ectopic beats – extra or missed heartbeats that many people experience at some point. These ectopic heartbeats are usually harmless, but frequent episodes may require medical attention to identify the cause. Seeing a cardiologist can help identify triggers, reduce…

Curious about what does a cardiologist do and his role in protecting your heart health? This guide will help you understand the key responsibilities of a heart specialist.  In general terms, a cardiologist is an expert in diagnosing and treating conditions related to the heart and blood vessels. He deals with everything from preventive screening…

Wearing a 24-hour Holter monitor is generally easy, but sleeping with it can feel a bit uncomfortable. Many people worry about how to sleep comfortably, how to keep the device secure, and whether they can take it off at night. If you’re unsure how to manage a good night’s sleep while holding a 24-hour Holter…

Heart disease often develops silently, long before noticeable symptoms appear. Many people feel healthy while underlying heart conditions remain undetected. It highlights the importance of regular cardiac screening, which helps identify problems at their earliest and most treatable stage.  Through in-depth heart screening, you can gain a clear understanding of your heart health and assess…

Cardiovascular diseases (CVD) are the leading cause of death in the United Kingdom. According to NHS England, nearly seven million people in the UK are living with CVD, accounting for one in four premature deaths nationwide.  Such a staggering statistic, no doubt, highlights the health issues caused by heart-related disorders. However, despite this growing risk,…