Don't let "feeling fine" or "getting older" mask a silent condition; visit NitzaMD.com today to learn how a proper cardiac evaluation can reveal what standard checkups miss. After JoAnn’s heart valve was replaced, she had a revelation: she had been…
If you’ve been told you have a heart murmur, don't leave your health to chance; book a specialized consultation in Leesburg at NitzaMD.com to understand your true risk. When JoAnn was told she had a heart murmur, her first thought…
Stop waiting for a symptom to appear and take ownership of your health today—schedule your comprehensive cardiac evaluation at NitzaMD.com. JoAnn didn't go to the doctor because she felt sick. In fact, she felt perfectly fine. Like many women in…
As a professional advocate for the deaf community, Patty has spent years navigating the healthcare system. She has seen the inside of more doctor’s offices than most, and she’s learned a vital lesson: a medical degree is only half the…
Our current medical system is often "old school"—it waits for you to get sick before it offers a solution. But as we discussed when we looked at why "feeling fine" isn't a strategy, heart disease claims more women's lives than…
One of the biggest hurdles to heart health is fear. Patty admits she was hoping her tests wouldn't find anything—but she went anyway because she knew that information is power. By getting a specialized cardiac evaluation in Leesburg, Patty established…
Patty was 60 years old, healthy, and had no symptoms. But she also had a family tree filled with early heart attacks—grandmothers, aunts, and uncles who were taken too soon. She realized that "feeling okay" isn't the same as "being…
Judy called a cardiologist’s office repeatedly for five days before securing an appointment. That persistence led to the diagnosis that saved her life. You can hear her full story and her advice for women in The Villages® in our podcast,…
After Judy’s initial stroke evaluation—the specific warning signs we covered in last week's blog: Recognizing Stroke Symptoms—doctors could not determine the cause. When she returned to the ER with facial numbness and tingling, her symptoms were attributed to anxiety. This…
