Two decades ago, a 32-year-old collapsing from a heart attack mid-workout would have made headlines as a shocking rarity. Today, cardiologists across Delhi see it often enough
“Your valve is damaged, but you don’t need surgery yet.” It’s a sentence that confuses many patients. The answer lies in how cardiologists actually make this decision:
Breathlessness that seems to arrive earlier on the stairs than it used to. A tiredness that rest doesn’t quite fix. For many patients eventually diagnosed with heart
A friend mentions, almost in passing, that a routine ECG picked up “an old heart attack” they never knew they’d had. It sounds almost implausible, how do
