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A cardiovascular condition or disease refers to a problem with your heart or blood vessels (vascular) system. These conditions affect how well the heart functions and moves blood throughout the body. Without proper treatment, some vascular or heart problems can be life threatening, resulting in heart failure and even death.
At Dignity Health, our heart doctors specialize in helping people of all ages treat and manage heart problems, as well as prevent heart disease and other conditions from developing. To learn more about treatment for cardiovascular conditions in Arizona, find a doctor at Dignity Health today.
The most common symptoms of cardiovascular disease include:
The specific signs of a heart or vascular problem will depend on the cause and how it is affecting the heart or other vital organs.
While heart problems can be passed down by family members (congenital), a large number of vascular and heart diseases in the US are the result of lifestyle factors that can be controlled.
Causes for cardiovascular disease may include:
Speak with a cardiologist at Dignity Health to learn more about how you can actively prevent heart and vascular diseases.
Heart conditions we treat include, but are not limited to:
Vascular conditions we treat, but are not limited to include:
Treatment for heart and vascular diseases will depend on the specific type, cause, risk factors, and severity of the condition. At Dignity Health, we offer comprehensive care for all types of heart and vascular disorders, including medications, cardiac rehabilitation, minimally invasive procedures, and heart surgery (both open and minimally invasive). Our cardiologists are committed to a philosophy of prevention through heart-healthy living.
Dignity Health Cardiology provides world-class diagnosis, treatment, and management for all types of cardiovascular conditions in Arizona.
For more information about finding a cardiac specialist or to schedule an appointment, please call (602) 699-4036.