Accurate diagnosis and well-planned treatment for a wide range of cardiovascular conditions.
Our cardiologists work with patients across a broad spectrum of heart conditions. We emphasise early diagnosis, honest communication and treatment plans matched to each person's unique situation.
Narrowing of the arteries that supply blood to the heart muscle, usually due to cholesterol plaque build-up. Management includes medication, lifestyle change and, where needed, angioplasty or surgery.
Understand Risk Factors →A condition where the heart cannot pump blood as well as it should. With proper medication, monitoring and lifestyle support, many patients maintain a good quality of life.
Heart Failure Care →Irregular heart rhythms that may cause the heart to beat too fast, too slow or unevenly. Treatment may include medication, rhythm control procedures or a pacemaker where appropriate.
Arrhythmia Treatment →Sustained high blood pressure is a major risk factor for heart attack and stroke. Long-term management protects your heart, brain and kidneys.
Clinical Cardiology →Conditions affecting the heart valves, where valves may leak, narrow or fail to close properly, affecting normal blood flow through the heart.
Learn About Valve Care →Diseases of the heart muscle that affect how effectively the heart pumps. Timely evaluation helps guide the right treatment plan.
Explore Diagnostics →Elevated cholesterol levels increase the risk of plaque build-up in arteries. Diet, activity and, where needed, medication help manage cholesterol.
Cholesterol Explained →For patients with diabetes, metabolic syndrome, strong family history or multiple risk factors, preventive evaluation helps reduce future heart risk.
Preventive Cardiology →We also evaluate and manage pericardial disease, congenital heart concerns in adults, post-heart-attack care and other cardiovascular conditions.
Book a Consultation →Before recommending any treatment, our cardiologists conduct a careful evaluation. This typically includes your medical history, a physical examination, an ECG and, when needed, additional tests such as an ECHO, TMT or blood tests.
Following diagnosis, we discuss the findings with you in simple language. You will understand what your condition means, what your options are and what each option involves, including realistic expectations and follow-up needs.
Our clinical cardiology approach focuses on medical management for many conditions, while interventional options like angiography and angioplasty are used when they are genuinely beneficial.
This page provides general information about heart conditions. It is not intended as a personal medical diagnosis. Many symptoms can be caused by non-cardiac conditions, and only a qualified healthcare professional can provide an accurate diagnosis after proper evaluation.
If you experience severe chest pain, breathlessness, fainting or any symptoms you are worried about, seek medical attention promptly. In an emergency, call emergency services immediately or visit the nearest emergency department.
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