Excessive retention of fluid in the ankles or legs (oedema) can be a sign of heart disease

Dizziness—often described as feeling faint, unsteady, or lightheaded—can sometimes be related to heart rhythm, blood pressure, or circulation issues. We can help in identifying and treating the cardiovascular causes of dizziness

Fainting or sudden blackouts may occur when the brain doesn’t receive enough blood flow, sometimes due to heart rhythm or blood pressure problems. We can identify the cause to guide effective treatment and reassurance

Feeling your heart “skip” or “flutter” can be worrying, but these extra beats (called ectopics) are often benign. We’ll help determine whether they’re related to lifestyle factors or an underlying rhythm issue, and offer support or treatment to keep your heart healthy.

Palpitations are the sensation of feeling your heartbeat — it may seem fast, strong, or irregular. While they may be harmless, they can sometimes signal an underlying heart rhythm problem. We can carefully evaluate your symptoms to find the cause and guide treatment if needed

Chest pain may arise from the heart, muscles, or other nearby structures. Because it can sometimes signal a heart problem, we perform detailed assessments to identify the cause and guide appropriate treatment

Breathlessness is a feeling of shortness of breath or difficulty getting enough air. It can be related to heart or lung conditions, as well as other factors such as anemia or deconditioning. We assess the underlying cause to help you breathe more comfortably and safely