Navigating life with hypertension is possible. Gain practical prevention tips on managing high blood pressure to stay out of the hospital.

A stroke is an interruption of blood supply to the brain, either a CVA or TIA. Following the FAST protocol is vital.

Hypertension can lead to severe health problems. If blood pressure management is challenging and symptoms appear, seek immediate help.

Chronic chest pain must be taken seriously as this can be a symptom of a serious issue. A heart cath can reduce symptoms.

A mild stroke is a serious occurrence requiring recovery. Lifestyle changes can restore a better quality of life after a transient ischemic attack.

The signs of a heart attack are sometimes ignored. Learning the BE FAST acronym can help people experiencing a heart attack.

At more advanced stages of congestive heart failure, the heart needs support to function effectively.

Cardiac prevention and rehabilitation are done to improve heart health. Rehab includes patient education on exercise and lifestyle changes.

Cardiac catheterization determines how well the heart works by inserting a tube into a blood vessel leading to the heart.

Strokes of all types show specific symptoms that people nearby can detect. Using the BE FAST method helps to know when to go to a hospital.

Patients with suspected coronary artery disease or a blocked artery can benefit from angioplasty and a cardiac stent.

After a stroke, patients can lose both physical and cognitive abilities. Combining physical, occupational, and speech therapy can help.

Unexplained chest pain? Determining the difference between anxiety and arrhythmia is crucial for getting effective care.