Overview
Heart disease in India often strikes a decade earlier than in Western countries — sometimes in people in their 30s and 40s. The good news is that most heart attacks can be prevented.
Our preventive cardiology programme identifies your personal risk and builds a practical plan around Indian diets, work patterns and family life: blood pressure, sugar and cholesterol control, quitting tobacco, weight and activity goals, and stress management.
Who may need it
- Diabetes, high blood pressure or high cholesterol
- Smokers or tobacco users
- Family history of heart attack or sudden death at a young age
- Anyone over 40 who has never had a heart check-up
What to expect
- Detailed consultation and risk scoring, with ECG, echo, TMT and blood tests as needed.
- A written action plan with targets for BP, sugar, cholesterol, weight and activity.
- Regular follow-up to track progress and adjust medicines.
Recovery & aftercare
- Prevention is ongoing — small, steady changes make the biggest difference over time.
Medically reviewed by Dr. G.V. Senthilnathan, MBBS, MD (General Medicine), DM (Cardiology). This page is general information; your treatment plan will be tailored to your own reports and health.