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10/04/2025

⚠️ Possible Early Warning Signs (Weeks to a Month Before a Heart Attack)

1. Unusual fatigue or weakness
• Feeling exhausted for no clear reason, even after rest.
• Common in women — sometimes the first sign.

2. Chest discomfort (not always pain)
• Pressure, squeezing, heaviness, or a burning feeling that comes and goes.
• May feel like indigestion or heartburn.

3. Nausea or upset stomach
• Can mimic a flu or stomach bug.
• May come with bloating, burping, or loss of appetite.

4. Headaches, dizziness, or lightheadedness
• Caused by reduced oxygen flow or blood pressure changes.
• May be accompanied by blurry vision or a feeling of faintness.

5. Numbness or tingling
• Often in the left arm, jaw, back, or shoulder, but can occur in either arm.
• May feel like pins and needles or heaviness.

6. Shortness of breath
• Especially during mild activity or while lying flat.
• Sometimes occurs without chest pain.

7. Sleep disturbances or anxiety
• Feeling restless, uneasy, or waking up short of breath.



🩺 Important Notes
• Women’s symptoms can be more subtle or atypical — nausea, fatigue, or jaw/back pain are sometimes mistaken for stress or digestion issues.
• Symptoms can come and go intermittently for days or weeks before a major heart attack

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08/26/2025

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08/15/2025

Atherectomy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure used to remove atherosclerotic plaque (fatty deposits) from the inside of an artery.

✅ Purpose:

Atherectomy is often performed to restore blood flow in patients with peripheral artery disease (PAD) or coronary artery disease (CAD) when arteries become narrowed or blocked due to plaque buildup.



🔧 How It Works:
• A catheter with a specialized cutting or grinding device is inserted into the artery.
• The device shaves, cuts, or vaporizes the plaque from the arterial wall.
• The removed material is either collected in the catheter or flushed out of the body.



🛠️ Types of Atherectomy Devices:
1. Directional Atherectomy – cuts plaque in one direction.
2. Rotational Atherectomy – spins a diamond-tipped burr to grind plaque.
3. Orbital Atherectomy – spins eccentrically to sand down the plaque.
4. Laser Atherectomy – uses laser energy to vaporize the plaque.



🩺 Common Uses:
• Peripheral arteries (legs)
• Coronary arteries (heart)
• Sometimes used before or along with angioplasty or stenting



⚠️ Risks:
• Artery damage
• Blood clots
• Re-narrowing of the artery (restenosis)
• Embolization (plaque breaking off and traveling downstream)

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07/30/2025

Our amazing heart and circulatory system work together to move blood throughout the body:
• The heart pumps blood in two loops:
• Pulmonary circulation: Sends deoxygenated blood to the lungs to get oxygen.
• Systemic circulation: Sends oxygen-rich blood to the body.
• Arteries carry blood away from the heart, veins bring it back, and capillaries exchange oxygen, nutrients, and waste.

This cycle repeats constantly to keep the body’s cells healthy

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I am honored to be recognized by Castle Connolly as a 2025 Top Doctor. Providing exceptional care to my patients is my h...
03/14/2025

I am honored to be recognized by Castle Connolly as a 2025 Top Doctor. Providing exceptional care to my patients is my highest priority, and this recognition is truly humbling.

Thank you to for this nomination and to my colleagues and patients for their trust and support. I remain committed to promoting heart health and well-being in our community 🙏🏽

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