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Blog What Can Your Heart Handle?

Have you been training for the NYC marathon? Did you know that an exercise stress test is the BEST way to prepare your heart for it? Whether you’re training for a marathon or not, an exercise stress test is still vital to measure the strength of your heart.What are other reasons to get an exercise stress test? To find […]

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Posted on October 24 2022
Blog Anxiety or Heart Condition?

According to the Anxiety & Depression Association of America, anxiety disorders affect around 40 million adults every year. This includes 6 million adults who suffer from panic disorder.Unfortunately, it’s possible for atrial fibrillation (AFib) to be mistaken for a panic attack, and vice versa, as they have similar symptoms. If you experience shortness of breath, chest pain, or dizziness how do […]

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Posted on August 2 2022
Blog Tell Tale Signs Someone May Be Having A Heart Attack

A heart attack happens when there’s a blockage in the heart and tissue damage occurs due to a lack of oxygen. Seeking immediate medical care for help repairing the damage and restoring the function of the heart is imperative.The best treatment outcomes for heart attacks occur within just 90 minutes of the attack symptoms starting. So, would […]

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Posted on July 28 2022
Blog How to Prepare For an Exercise Stress Test

An exercise stress test (treadmill test or exercise test) helps identify if you have a blocked artery in your heart putting you at risk for a heart attack.The good news is, if you are at future risk for heart disease or dangerous arrhythmias (sudden cardiac death), we will be able to detect and treat it before it […]

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Posted on July 22 2022
Blog A Blood Clot Risk You May Not Know About

Under normal circumstances, blood clots form when platelets contact a break in the wall of the blood vessel. They should eventually dissolve and are generally not harmful. Blood clots become dangerous when they form in the legs or arms and then travel to the abdomen, lungs, or brain.You are at a higher risk of complications from a blood […]

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Posted on July 21 2022
Blog Sign Of An Underlying Heart Problem

While it is normal for a healthy heart to beat slower while at rest, it should generally fall between 60 and 100 beats per minute. Anything below 60 beats per min is described as bradycardia or an abnormally slow heartbeat.A slow or irregular heartbeat can have a number of different causes and may not always be a […]

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Posted on July 1 2022