Cold Weather, Healthy Heart
MAR 08, 2024When temperatures drop, keeping warm isn’t the only thing you need to think about.
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The pandemic has affected everyone in different ways. For people with heart disease, the lack of exercise and activity has likely worsened their condition.
Dr. George Dimeling explains how these people can restart their lives in a healthy way.
Simple signs like fatigue, shortness of breath, maybe reflex, or some chest pressure aren't signs of aging or being out of shape. They are actually signs that the heart disease has progressed.
Any new symptoms, we would like to check out.
High blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar and stress levels don't always have noticeable symptoms. So, don't skip your regular check-ups with your doctor.
These are all things that we can easily screen for with non-invasive methods that are just a quick pit stop. And then we can get you back out there and make sure that you're not putting yourself at risk when you start out on your new or restart your activities.
For more information, go to CHISaintJosephHealth.org. I'm Adrianne Flores.
Learn more about Heart and Vascular Care. To schedule an appointment, call 859.313.2255.
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