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SAMIKSHA HEART AND DIABETIC CARE Welcome to samiksha heart and diabetic care. Our institution was initially started in yelahanka , north bangalore in may 2013. The reason why our centre was started to make available the basic and advanced Cardiac and diabetic services and treatment accessible early. Samiksha heart and diabetic care offers a vast array of outpatient cardiac services. Our centre is fully equipped to provide patients with all of the usual cardiodiagnostic services (ECGs, echocardiography, stress tests, holter monitors, ambulatory BP monitering etc.) needed to effectively manage your cardiovascular health. We diagnose and treat any cardiac disorder – simple or complex from diagnosis to intervention and comprehensive treatment. we share the common dream of giving you the compassionate healthcare that you deserve. Our specialized services have been designed to deliver the care that is best suited to your needs. Despite all the latest advances we feel that the old fashioned physician-patient relationship can be maintained here . We just don’t treat diseases, we care for you as a person. Accessibility, cost and care are optimal in our centre. We believe in making your concerns ours. Our services ensure your constant comfort and quick recovery. However, unlike the same services provided through the hospital our practice helps our patients reduce the cost of their health care. We look forward to seeing you in our practice, where we put our patients first. Success for us is the smile on our patients’ faces as they leave our hospital.

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Diabetologists in Vidyaranyapura, Bangalore • Postmenopausal changes The lower incidence of coronary heart disease in women under 60 has been thought to be related to the protective effect of oestrogens. This has led to trials of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) in postmenopausal women.23 The results of these trials were surprising to many of the investigators. HRT provided no protection to postmenopausal women. In some groups there was an increased risk of myocardial infarction, especially in the first year. There was a definite increase in the risk of stroke and venous thromboembolism, and there was a probable increased risk of breast cancer. At the moment HRT has no role in the prevention of cardiovascular disease.
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Diabetologists in Vidyaranyapura, Bangalore • Postmenopausal changes The lower incidence of coronary heart disease in women under 60 has been thought to be related to the protective effect of oestrogens. This has led to trials of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) in postmenopausal women.23 The results of these trials were surprising to many of the investigators. HRT provided no protection to postmenopausal women. In some groups there was an increased risk of myocardial infarction, especially in the first year. There was a definite increase in the risk of stroke and venous thromboembolism, and there was a probable increased risk of breast cancer. At the moment HRT has no role in the prevention of cardiovascular disease.
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Cardiologist in Rajanukunte, Bangalore • Factors that increase triglyceride levels 1 Obesity 2 Alcohol 3 Diabetes 4 Oestrogen (including HRT in 20% of users) 5 Diuretics 6 Beta-blockers Secondary causes: • Cushing’s syndrome • acromegaly • uraemia • acute hepatitis
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HEART SPECIALISTS IN YELAHANKA NEW TOWN BANGALORE Triglycerides The independent effect of triglyceride levels is weak, and high triglyceride levels are often associated with other risk factors (e.g. low HDLs). Secondary causes of high triglycerides are common and confuse the picture, as does the fact that serum levels can vary greatly with fasting and recent alcohol intake. The combination of high triglycerides and elevated LDL (combined dyslipidaemia) is associated with a marked increase in coronary disease risk. Isolated extremely high triglycerides (greater than 15 mmol/L) are a risk factor for pancreatitis rather than vascular disease. Modest elevations of triglycerides can usually be managed by weight control, a reduction in alcohol consumption and changes in medication. Table 1.5 Factors that affect HDL levels Factors that increase HDL levels Factors that reduce HDL levels 1 Oestrogen 2 Exercise 3 Small amounts of alcohol (10–20 g per day in men) 1 Smoking 2 Obesity 3 Inactivity 4 Hypothyroidism 5 Postmenopausal state 6 Beta-blockers Table 1.6 Factors that increase triglyceride levels 1 Obesity 2 Alcohol 3 Diabetes 4 Oestrogen (including HRT in 20% of users) 5 Diuretics 6 Beta-blockers 7 Secondary causes: • Cushing’s syndrome • acromegaly • uraemia • acute hepatitis 8 High triglycerides and low HDLs are associated with insulin resistance
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HEART SPECIALISTS IN YELAHANKA NEW TOWN BANGALORE Triglycerides The independent effect of triglyceride levels is weak, and high triglyceride levels are often associated with other risk factors (e.g. low HDLs). Secondary causes of high triglycerides are common and confuse the picture, as does the fact that serum levels can vary greatly with fasting and recent alcohol intake. The combination of high triglycerides and elevated LDL (combined dyslipidaemia) is associated with a marked increase in coronary disease risk. Isolated extremely high triglycerides (greater than 15 mmol/L) are a risk factor for pancreatitis rather than vascular disease. Modest elevations of triglycerides can usually be managed by weight control, a reduction in alcohol consumption and changes in medication. Table 1.5 Factors that affect HDL levels Factors that increase HDL levels Factors that reduce HDL levels 1 Oestrogen 2 Exercise 3 Small amounts of alcohol (10–20 g per day in men) 1 Smoking 2 Obesity 3 Inactivity 4 Hypothyroidism 5 Postmenopausal state 6 Beta-blockers Table 1.6 Factors that increase triglyceride levels 1 Obesity 2 Alcohol 3 Diabetes 4 Oestrogen (including HRT in 20% of users) 5 Diuretics 6 Beta-blockers 7 Secondary causes: • Cushing’s syndrome • acromegaly • uraemia • acute hepatitis 8 High triglycerides and low HDLs are associated with insulin resistance
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Diabetes clinics in Sahakara Nagar, Bangalore • Factors that increase triglyceride levels 1 Obesity 2 Alcohol 3 Diabetes 4 Oestrogen (including HRT in 20% of users) 5 Diuretics 6 Beta-blockers 7 Secondary causes: • Cushing’s syndrome • acromegaly • uraemia • acute hepatitis 8 High triglycerides and low HDLs are associated with insulin resistance.
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Diabetes clinics in Sahakara Nagar, Bangalore • Factors that increase triglyceride levels 1 Obesity 2 Alcohol 3 Diabetes 4 Oestrogen (including HRT in 20% of users) 5 Diuretics 6 Beta-blockers 7 Secondary causes: • Cushing’s syndrome • acromegaly • uraemia • acute hepatitis 8 High triglycerides and low HDLs are associated with insulin resistance.
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