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Cardiology services
Cardiology consultation
The basis of prevention and proper follow-up is a careful clinical examination that sees the person as a whole.
At a glance
PurposeFor overall assessment of cardiovascular health, investigation of symptoms or monitoring of a known cardiac problem.
DurationDepends on the reason for your visit and the assessment needed.
PreparationNo. If there are previous tests and a list of medications, it is useful to have them with you.
Returning to daily activitiesImmediately.
When results are availableThe initial assessment and findings are discussed during the visit. If additional tests are required, the next steps are explained.
The starting point of proper care
First we listen. Then we examine.
A cardiac examination is not a series of mechanical measurements. It is the synthesis of history, symptoms, clinical picture and personal risk.
The goal is to answer your own question: whether a symptom needs investigation, whether risk factors are regulated, or whether a known problem remains stable.
History
Symptoms, previous tests, treatment, daily life and family background.
Clinical signs
Auscultation, blood pressure, pulses and targeted cardiovascular examination.
Total risk
Assessing blood pressure, blood lipids, blood glucose, smoking, weight and exercise together.
The process
A visit with a clear beginning, middle and next step.
The examination is adapted to the reason for the visit. Additional testing is recommended only when it can answer a specific clinical question.
Personalized assessment01
Discussion and background
We record what concerns you, when it occurs and which factors affect the cardiovascular picture.
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Examination and electrocardiogram
Clinical examination and resting ECG offer the first objective information.
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Interpretation and plan
Findings are explained in simple terms and prevention, treatment or targeted re-examination is agreed upon.
More data doesn't always mean better care
Every exam needs a reason.
Echocardiography, Holter monitoring and exercise stress testing are not offered as a routine package. They are selected when your history and examination suggest that they will provide useful information.
When is it valuable?
From the first symptom to systematic prevention.
New symptoms
Chest pain, shortness of breath, palpitations, dizziness or unexplained fatigue.
Preventive assessment
When we want a documented picture before a problem occurs.
Risk factors
Hypertension, diabetes, dyslipidemia, smoking or family history.
Regular monitoring
For known heart disease or reassessment of treatment and goals.
Before, during, after
Come with what helps us see the path, not just the moment.
Before
Gather recent tests, past ECGs and your medication list.
During the visit
Describe when each symptom occurs and what makes it better or worse.
After
You will leave with an understandable explanation and a specific timeline for next steps.
Frequently asked questions
Practical answers before your examination.
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Does everyone need an echocardiogram on the first visit?
No. The need for an ultrasound or other examination is determined by the history, symptoms and clinical findings.
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How often should a heart check be done?
Frequency depends on age, risk factors, symptoms and any known heart disease. There is not the same interval for everyone.
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What do I do if the symptom is severe now?
Intense or persistent chest pain, sudden shortness of breath, fainting or neurological symptoms require immediate contact with 112 or 166, not waiting for an appointment.
The right test for the right question
Do you need this exam?
The indication and preparation are determined individually by the cardiologist.
Helpful answers
What you need to know.
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When is it needed?
For screening, new symptoms, known heart problem or regular monitoring.
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What information does it give us?
It synthesizes history, symptoms and clinical findings into a comprehensive picture and a clear plan for next steps.