Conditions We Treat

Chest tightness triggered by the heart not receiving enough oxygen-rich blood.

A medical emergency involving sudden loss of blood flow to the heart.

Plaque buildup narrowing the arteries that supply your heart.

Heart muscle disease that impairs the heart's ability to pump effectively.

The most common sustained cardiac arrhythmia, significantly elevating stroke risk.

The heart cannot pump effectively, causing breathlessness, leg swelling, and fatigue.

Abnormal sounds caused by turbulent blood flow through heart valves.

Any disturbance in the heart's normal electrical rhythm.

Awareness of a racing, fluttering, or irregular heartbeat.

A heart rate below 60 beats per minute that may require specialist evaluation.

Sudden episodes of rapid heart rate — typically 150–250 bpm.

Early beats from the ventricles causing a 'skipped beat' sensation.

Narrowed leg arteries causing pain during walking and circulation problems.

Conditions affecting the aorta, including aneurysms and dissections.

Blood clots in the deep veins requiring urgent anticoagulation.

A blood clot that has travelled to the lungs, blocking blood flow.

A vascular cause of chronic pelvic pain in women from dilated pelvic veins.

An uncomfortable urge to move the legs, often linked to underlying venous disease.

A chronic fat distribution disorder causing symmetrical leg enlargement.

Enlarged, twisted veins from weakened valves causing blood to pool.

Fine, visible surface vessels treatable with sclerotherapy or laser therapy.

Faulty leg vein valves causing blood to pool, swelling, and skin changes.

Elevated blood cholesterol — a silent but major risk factor for heart attack and stroke.

Sustained elevated blood pressure silently damaging the heart, arteries, and kidneys.

Dizziness and fainting with causes ranging from benign to life-threatening cardiac arrhythmias.