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مرحباً بكم في عيادة قلب المرأة
At HeartWest, we are proud to offer a Women’s Heart Clinic, dedicated to addressing the unique heart health needs of women. Our specialised team of female cardiologists, and healthcare professionals is committed to providing comprehensive, compassionate care tailored specifically for women across Melbourne.
Heart disease is a leading cause of death for women, but it often presents differently than in men. Women may experience subtler symptoms and different risk factors, which can lead to underdiagnosis and undertreatment. Our Women’s Heart Clinic is here to bridge that gap, ensuring every woman receives the attention and care she deserves.
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تقييمات شاملة
- اختبارات تشخيصية متقدمة
- استشارات أسلوب الحياة والتغذية
علاجات متخصصة
- برامج الوقاية من أمراض القلب
- علاج أمراض القلب مثل اضطرابات النظم، وفشل القلب، وأمراض الشريان التاجي
لماذا تختارنا؟
يقود عيادتنا فريق من طبيبات القلب ذوات الخبرة والمتخصصات في صحة قلب المرأة. هذا يضمن حصولك على رعاية متخصصة من متخصصين يفهمون التحديات والمخاوف الفريدة لصحة قلب المرأة.
نتفهم أن كل امرأة فريدة من نوعها. نحن نأخذ الوقت الكافي للتعرف عليكِ، وفهم تاريخك الصحي، ووضع خطة رعاية شخصية تناسب احتياجاتك وأسلوب حياتك.
من الوقاية إلى العلاج والدعم، يضمن نهجنا الشامل حصولك على جميع الموارد التي تحتاجها للحفاظ على صحة قلبك.
عيادتنا مجهزة بأحدث التقنيات ووسائل الراحة، مما يوفر بيئة مريحة وداعمة لرعايتكم.
الأسئلة المتكررة
Heart disease can present differently in women than in men, often with subtler symptoms and different risk factors, which can sometimes lead to it being missed or under-treated. A clinic focused on women’s hearts is designed to recognise and address these differences.
As well as chest pain, women can experience less obvious symptoms such as unusual tiredness, shortness of breath, nausea, or discomfort in the jaw, neck, back or arm. These symptoms don’t always mean a heart problem, but they’re worth discussing with a doctor.
It’s worth seeing a cardiologist if you have symptoms that concern you, a family history of heart disease, high blood pressure or cholesterol, or risk factors that particularly affect women, such as diabetes or conditions that arose during pregnancy, like pre-eclampsia. Your GP can refer you if a specialist review is appropriate.
Your first appointment involves a discussion of your medical history, symptoms, and risk factors, along with any assessments your cardiologist recommends. This may include tests such as an ECG or echocardiogram, depending on your individual circumstances.
