Heart health evaluation, cardiac consultation, ECG-based assessment, emergency chest pain support, preventive guidance, and cath lab coordination.
The Cardiology Department supports patients with chest pain, breathlessness, palpitations, sweating, fainting, swelling, fatigue, uncontrolled blood pressure, and known heart disease.
The department works with emergency care, ICU, diagnostics, general medicine, nephrology, radiology, and cath lab services to support stable and urgent cardiac concerns.
The department provides structured cardiac assessment, risk factor control, ECG support, emergency triage, and long-term follow-up guidance.
Cardiac evaluation may include history, examination, ECG, blood tests, imaging, vitals monitoring, and cath lab coordination when needed.
Cardiac care is supported by emergency response, ECG, monitoring, ICU backup, diagnostics, medicines, and referral coordination.
Answers to common questions about chest pain, ECG, hypertension, and cardiac follow-up.
Chest pain with sweating, breathlessness, heaviness, pain radiating to arm or jaw, fainting, or severe weakness should be evaluated immediately.
Yes, ECG support and clinical evaluation are available for cardiac symptom assessment and emergency triage.
Yes, high blood pressure management includes evaluation, medicine planning, lifestyle guidance, monitoring, and heart risk assessment.
Yes, regular follow-up helps monitor medicines, risk factors, symptoms, and recovery after heart-related illness or hospitalization.