Cardiologists in Palam Vihar & nearby areas in Gurgaon, 2 Results

Cardiologists treat heart-related diseases, so they can help in treating the following conditions:

• Chest pain
• Irregular heart beat
• Blood supply issues
• Artery blockages or relevant diseases
• Fluids getting trapped in body tissues
• Hole in the heart and other forms of heart diseases

Routine checkups are to be carried out even if you don’t have any heart condition, they are a part of preventive care measure, and are they are:

• Blood pressure test
• Cholesterol test
• Blood glucose test
• Body mass index measurement

Consider visiting a cardiologist if any of the following events transpire:

• If you experience: chest pain, dizziness, nausea, indigestion or heart burn
• If there’s a family history of heart diseases, or if you had one.
• If you have any of the following: high blood pressure, cholesterol level and/or diabetes
• If you engage in high-intensity exercises.
• If you are a cancer patient or survivor.

The success rate of cardiac procedures like angioplasty, angiography, and pacemaker implantation ranges from 98% to 99.6%.

Each cardiac procedure has its own success rate and it depends on factors like:

• patient’s age,
• medical condition,
• treatment quality, etc.

You can enquire regarding following things with the specialist:

1. What should be my ideal weight or BMI for good heart-health?
2. What should be the ideal range of blood pressure? Is my BP high, and why if so?
3. Is my cholesterol level appropriate?
4. Is my blood sugar count ideal?
5. Will these medicines interfere with other medications that I am taking?
6. Will my dietary choices or exercises cause any problem in the long run?

Take following things into account:

• Technology oriented.
• Expertise - they should have following degrees: MBBS, MD, DM in cardiology.
• Testimonials.
• Hygiene and sterilization.
• Experience. 
• Awards and recognition.

There are many insurance plans that do, and some are specifically built around this as well, but discuss same with your insurance provider

• For three months following surgery, you should refrain from intense activities, including swimming, jogging, biking, bowling, tennis, and golf. 
• Avoid doing strenuous household and outdoor tasks, including vacuuming, cleaning or mopping floors, mowing the grass, raking, excavating, or cutting wood.