Category: OHH News

Newer weight loss drugs, including GLP-1 medications, are being studied for their effects on heart health. Learn about the potential benefits and possible risks.

Common triggers for arrhythmias include caffeine, alcohol, stress, and more. Learn how to manage them and protect your heart health.

Kidney disease and heart disease are closely linked. Learn how problems with one can affect the other and what steps can help protect both organs.

Untreated heart rhythm disorders may go unnoticed but can lead to stroke, heart failure, and other risks. Learn why early evaluation is so important.

Heart rate variability offers insight into stress, recovery, and heart health. Learn what it is, what affects it, and when to talk to a cardiologist.

High-intensity training can affect your heart rhythm. Learn more about heart rhythm disorders in athletes and what to watch for.

Higher altitude affects oxygen levels and heart function. Learn what to watch for and how to prepare, especially if you have a heart condition.

Gut health may impact heart rhythm through inflammation and immune response. Learn how they are connected and steps that will support your gut and heart.

Strength training supports heart health by lowering blood pressure, improving cholesterol, and reducing body fat. Learn how to start safely from the comfort of your home.

Dehydration can impact heart rhythm through electrolyte imbalance and added strain on the heart. Learn how it can affect those with or without heart rhythm issues.

Heart attacks younger adults are becoming more common. Learn about the key risk factors, including lifestyle, family history, and pre-existing conditions, and how to protect your heart health.

Experiencing symptoms like irregular heartbeats or dizziness? It might be time to see an electrophysiologist. Learn when to schedule a consultation at OHH Heart Rhythm Institute.

Managing cholesterol is key to heart health. Learn how lifestyle changes like diet and exercise can help you maintain balanced cholesterol levels and reduce heart disease risk.

Remote monitoring for heart rhythm disorders tracks data from pacemakers, defibrillators, and cardiac loop recorders remotely to improve care and reduce office visits.

Learn the truth behind common misconceptions about heart rhythm disorders, such as caffeine’s role and exercise risks. Understand the facts to manage heart rhythm disorders effectively.

Women’s heart disease symptoms and treatment responses can differ from men’s. Learn more about gender differences in heart disease.

Eating a variety of colorful fruits and vegetables provides essential nutrients for heart health. Choose what you love, and keep your meals exciting and nutritious.

Learn what to expect when getting a defibrillator, from the conditions it treats to the procedure, recovery, and living with an ICD.

Understanding the link between chronic inflammation and heart disease can help patients better manage their long-term health.

Your thyroid plays a crucial role in regulating several functions in your body, including metabolism, energy levels, and even your heart. Both hyperthyroidism (an overactive thyroid) and hypothyroidism (an underactive thyroid) can have significant effects on heart health, particularly when it comes to heart rhythm disorders. Understanding the connection between thyroid health and heart rhythm […]