It’s safe to say that chest pain is never normal, but you can have chest pain that’s expected because you have a chronic health condition. Learn more about the causes of chest pain and when you need to worry about your heart.
Has cabin fever settled in yet? Cabin fever is not a diagnosable medical condition, but if you have it, you know it. A feeling of lethargy, unhappiness, and restlessness typically marks it, and is caused by being inside for too long.
Your heart can take a hard hit both emotionally and physically during the month of February. There are activities that can help you beat the winter blues and keep your heart strong.
Contact Corrielus Cardiology to discover other ways to maintain the strength and joy of your heart during these winter months.
Posted on behalf of Corrielus Cardiology
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Vaccines aren’t just for children; adults need them, too. But if you’re an adult, odds are you’re not up to date on your shots. That doesn’t just make you vulnerable to disease, it also raises your risk of serious heart problems.
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COVID-19 is an evolving pandemic that affects people of all ages. As we continue to learn about how COVID-19 affects the body, it is clear that people with existing heart conditions are at a heightened risk for serious illness.
Struggles to get to the clinic? Trying to reduce your exposure to COVID-19, as well as other contagious illnesses, and still need to see your doctor? Telehealth is safe and easy — receive quality care from anywhere.