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Diagnosing Heart Problems
Do you suffer from chest pain while exercising? If so, you may want to see a doctor. Join experts as they talk about the various methods used to diagnose a type of heart problem, known as angina.
The Different Ways to Unclog Arteries
When an artery narrows in your heart, doctors can fix the problem by inserting a small wire mesh tube called a stent to hold the artery open. Which type of stent works best for you?
What are the Implications of Metabolic Syndrome on Heart Disease?
Your risk of developing heart disease, stroke or diabetes is greatly increased if you suffer from a combination of health problems, known as metabolic syndrome. Learn what you can do to fight back.
What is Angina?
Angina pectoris is the name for a chest pain or discomfort caused by a lack of blood supply to the heart muscle. Learn more about the signs and symptoms of this common condition.
What Should Be the Target Value for My LDL-Cholesterol?
Low density lipoprotein or LDL is known as "bad" cholesterol because too much can clog arteries and cause life threatening consequences. Find out what your LDL levels should be.
Controlling Hypertension
Hypertension or high blood pressure is a risk factor for heart disease, stroke and other cardiovascular conditions. Fortunately, it can be controlled. Tune in to find out how.
What Is Cholesterol and What Are the Types?
Cholesterol is necessary to keep the body functioning but too much of the "bad" cholesterol called LDL can cause more damage than good. Tune in to learn about the different types.
What Do I Do After I Have a Stent?
Stenting is a common procedure used to keep clogged arteries open. To ensure long-term success additional treatments are necessary after surgery. Learn more about the options.
How Often Should I Have an Evaluation of My Angina?
If you've been diagnosed with angina, how often you need to be monitored will depend on the severity of the angina. Tune in to learn more about the evaluation process.
Do Swollen Ankles Mean I Have Heart Failure?
Swollen ankles can be a symptom of heart failure but swelling can also be a result of factors unrelated to the heart so it's important to recognize the difference.
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