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Explore advanced heart disease treatment options including TAVR and stenting. Our specialized cardiac rehabilitation program ensures long-term recovery and health.
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Cardiology treatment and rehabilitation involves comprehensive medical, interventional, and surgical strategies for heart conditions, focusing on recovery, risk management, and long-term health through specialized rehab programs.
For patients with diagnosed heart conditions, medical management is fundamental. Treatment focuses on managing symptoms, supporting heart function, and mitigating the risk of serious events like heart attacks or strokes.
Many blockages and structural problems can be fixed using advanced, minimally invasive, catheter-based procedures. This is a primary strategy for avoiding open surgery, leading to shorter hospital stays and faster recovery times.
LIV Hospital specializes in using cardiac catheterization to repair blockages and structural issues without large incisions. These are a key part of modern heart disease treatment options.
Adopting permanent, positive lifestyle changes is essential for recovery and sustained health, working alongside medical therapies.
When damage is extensive or the condition is too complex for minimally invasive methods, traditional cardiac surgery offers a definitive solution. Our surgeons use advanced techniques and technology.
Surgery is often required to correct severe blockages, replace damaged valves, or perform complex structural repairs for advanced heart disease.
The care surrounding the surgery is critical for optimal healing and recovery. Specialized attention is provided before, during, and immediately after the procedure.
Recovery is just as critical as the procedure itself. We emphasize comprehensive rehabilitation and lifelong monitoring to ensure patients achieve long-term cardiovascular health.
Post-treatment rehabilitation focuses on helping the patient regain strength, stamina, and confidence in their physical abilities safely, minimizing the risk of a second event.
Successful long-term treatment requires integrating healthy lifestyle changes into daily life. Our team provides the education needed for sustained heart health.
LIV Hospital is recognized for its comprehensive approach to adult cardiac care, integrating world-class treatments with personalized recovery programs, giving patients the best chance at long-term health.
Send us all your questions or requests, and our expert team will assist you.
Heart disease treatment options range from foundational lifestyle modifications and medications (like statins or blood pressure drugs) to non-surgical interventions (such as stenting or valve repair) and complex open-heart procedures like Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting (CABG).
Cardiac rehabilitation typically lasts three to six months, involving supervised exercise sessions and health education two or three times weekly. The duration depends on the severity of your heart condition and your progress toward fitness goals.
Not every heart condition requires surgery. Many issues are successfully managed with medication, lifestyle changes, or minimally invasive procedures (catheterization). Surgery is generally reserved for severe blockages, advanced valve disease, or complex structural damage.
Common medications used include blood thinners (antiplatelets/anticoagulants), cholesterol-lowering statins, beta-blockers to regulate heart rhythm and heart rate, and ACE inhibitors to manage high blood pressure and heart failure.
Recovery depends on the treatment. For stenting, recovery is often a few days. After major surgery (like CABG), expect several weeks of limited activity followed by participation in a monitored cardiac rehabilitation program to gradually restore strength and stamina.
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