Dr. Manoj Vimal
MBBS, MD, PG (Diabetology), Post Graduate Diploma in Cardiology
Endocrinology
EndocrinologyCardiology
Dr Manoj Vimal is a Consultant Diabetologist, Health Planning Specialist and Family Physician at My Care. He has completed his M.B.B.S, and M.D. from New Delhi, India, PG(Diabetology) from Boston University, USA..He has also completed his Post Graduate Diploma in Cardiology from Royal College of Physicians, London, UK, and Post Graduate Diploma in Diabetes and Renal Management from Royal College of Physicians, London, UK. He has also completed Certificate Courses in ECG Clinical Scenarios 1, 2 & 3 from Royal College of Physicians, London, UK.
C-5/122, Ground Floor, Sector-6, Rohini, Delhi, Delhi, Delhi, India - 110085
- Delhi, Delhi
- Verified
- 600
- My Care Clinic
Dr. Om Prakash
General Physician (MD-Internal Medicine)
Internal medicine
Internal medicineCardiology
Dr.om prakash is a renowned Non-Invasive Cardiologist & Internal Medicine Physician (General Physician)-MBBS,MD-Internal Medicine & Fellowship in Non invasive Cardiology In Noida Sector-27. He has completed his MD in Internal Medicine from Lady hardinge medical college and Smt.Sucheta Kripalani hospital delhi and MBBS from maulana azad medical college and Lok Nayak hospital delhi & Fellowship in Non invasive Cardiolgy. He has Special Intereset in treatment of : Diabetes Hypertention Dyslipidemia Metabolic Syndrome Heat Disease & heart Failure Liver & GI disorders Thyroid Disease. Pulmonary disease Kidney disease. He is practicing Medicine and Cardiology since 7 years in Noida"
A-439 , Block-A, Main Market Road, New Ashok Nagar, Near AK collection, Delhi, Delhi, India - 110096
Dr. Sukriti Bhalla
DNB - General Medicine, Doctor of Medicine
Cardiology
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Cardiology5 Block Park Durga Mandir, Delhi, Delhi, India
Dr. Aakash Yadav
MD - Physician
Cardiology
Plot Number 55 Nathu Ram Park Tehsil Road Najafgarh 43, Delhi, Delhi, India
Dr. Mukesh Ajmera
MBBS, MD - General Medicine
Cardiology
G-25, 21, Sikka Complex, Sreshtha Vihar, Delhi, Delhi, India
Dr. T.M. Agrawal
MBBS, MD - General Medicine
Cardiology
# 5 & 6, Institutional Area, Vikas Marg Extension II, Delhi, Delhi, India
1. Why do cardiologists in Doc India provide specialized treatment?
In Doc India, cardiologists intend to provide specialized treatment and medical support to its patients so that the cardiac problems of each patient can be treated with best care and medical support.
2. Do cardiologists in Doc India perform surgeries?
In Doc India, you will find expert cardiologists who are highly qualified to perform various kinds of cardiac surgeries and can resolve many kinds of cardiovascular issues.
3. How do cardiologists cure clogged arteries?
If you have symptoms of blockage or if the arteries are clogged, then your cardiologist might recommend you undergo treatment methods like angioplasty, fibrinolytic therapy, Coronary artery bypass graft or CABG surgery, and many other similar kinds of treatment procedures.
4. What advice do cardiologists provide for cholesterol problems?
Some of the major suggestions that cardiologists usually provide to their patients for curing cholesterol problems include the following:
Maintain healthy lifestyle
Make sure that you are not getting obese
Quit smoking and alcohol consumption
Consume a healthy and balanced diet
Get adequate sleep each day
Avoid consuming packaged and overprocessed foods and sugary beverages.
5. Should you consult a cardiologist in case of cardiac arrest?
If someone gets a cardiac arrest it is advisable to admit that person immediately to a hospital for medical attention rather than visiting a cardiologist, but if you have the risk factors for cardiac arrest, you must be careful and should consult a cardiologist.
6. How do cardiologists help to prevent heart attacks?
Your cardiologist will advise you to have a healthy diet, perform physical activity, and not consume tobacco are the major ways to prevent heart attacks. Moreover, checking and controlling risk factors for cardiac problems and strokes such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol (high levels of LDL), and high blood sugar or diabetes is also required.
7. What kind of diet do cardiologists advise to prevent heart problems?
You must consume a healthy diet that is rich in essential nutrients, especially vitamins and minerals to prevent heart problems, which include vegetables (especially green leafy vegetables), fruits, fish, milk (low fat) and dairy products, lean meat, and so on.
8. Is a pacemaker safe for you?
Pacemakers are highly beneficial for your heart and cardiologists often use them to control or increase the heartbeat or the pulse and thus help to stimulate the heart as the heart needs to be kept beating regularly.
9. what is the purpose of using stents in your heart?
A stent is a tiny tube-like medical device that is used to cure the blockage of blood vessels caused by the deposition of plaque and thus helps in the smooth restoration of the flow of blood or other fluids through the vessels.
10. What are the best practices for reducing hypertension?
Some of the best practices to reduce hypertension, as advised by cardiologists include the following:
Exercising daily
Cut off excessive salt intake
Eat healthy
Get restful sleep
Reduce your stress levels.
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