Fort Bend Heart Center

02/10/2026

Taking care of your heart is vital, and knowing when to see a cardiologist is imperative. Don’t forget to ask about your blood pressure, cholesterol levels, and any symptoms you’ve been feeling, like chest pain or fatigue. You can also discuss lifestyle changes, exercise tips, or family history concerns. Get the help you need knowing your health is in good hands.

02/05/2026

You’ve probably heard mixed messages about alcohol and heart health. While moderate drinking (like a glass of red wine) has been associated with certain heart benefits, anything in excess can have negative consequences. Regular exercise, a healthy diet, and managing stress are better long-term investments than relying on alcohol for heart health. Make an appointment for any concerns you have.

02/03/2026

When you can’t control life, at least you can control your breathing—and your heart says thanks!

01/29/2026

Even if you feel healthy, a visit to the cardiologist can still be helpful. Some heart issues develop silently, and early checkups can catch problems before they start. It’s a smart way to stay ahead and protect your long-term health. From everyday individuals to world-class athletes, our cardiology experts understand how we can help. Visit us for an assessment. fortbendheartcenter.com

01/27/2026

This Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month, let us explain what a cardiologist does. A cardiologist specializes in diagnosing, treating, and preventing heart and blood vessel diseases, helping patients manage conditions like heart disease, hypertension, and arrhythmias. If you're having chest pain, shortness of breath, or a family history of heart disease, it's important to see a specialized doctor like a cardiologist for the care you need. Call us to schedule an appointment. (281) 265-8500

01/22/2026

Follow-up care with a cardiology team is important. We help manage heart health after an initial diagnosis or treatment. Our doctor can manage symptoms, adjust treatment plans, and continue to evaluate your progress to become more independent. Book your appointment for ongoing assistance with optimal heart health. (281) 265-8500

01/20/2026

Your heart will thank you when you're exercising consistently. Taking a brisk walk, swimming, jogging, cycling, and including some strength training can all make a difference. Getting moving is the key! Pairing these activities with regular check-ups from a cardiologist ensures you're on the right track for long-term heart health and allows for early detection of any potential issues. Schedule an appointment today. fortbendheartcenter.com

01/15/2026

Why might you be referred to our cardiology team? You might be referred to a cardiologist if you're experiencing chest pain, high blood pressure, irregular heartbeats, or unexplained fatigue. Other reasons include a family history of heart disease or concerns about high cholesterol. We are committed to giving you the care and attention you deserve. (281) 265-8500

01/13/2026

What's something you can do every day to support blood pressure? Drinking water! While it's not a "treatment", studies have shown staying hydrated can help be part of good heart health. Want to learn more about it? Click the link below to discover more about this interesting connection!

While drinking water won't treat high blood pressure, it may help you better control hypertension. Learn how dehydration influences blood pressure.

01/08/2026

Heart health is important no matter what age you are. However, many people consider visiting a cardiologist in their 40s or 50s when the risk for heart conditions like coronary artery disease and high blood pressure increases. Chest discomfort, shortness of breath, or if your numbers are out of range could indicate it's time for an appointment. (281) 265-8500

01/06/2026

If you already have a heart condition, regular screenings are crucial to monitor your health and prevent complications. Routine check-ups, cholesterol tests, EKGs, and blood pressure checks help you and our doctor stay on top of any changes. We can adjust treatment as needed. Don’t skip those appointments and stay active. Your heart will thank you! fortbendheartcenter.com

01/01/2026

Yes, your heart can communicate with you. Are you listening to what it says? Constant fatigue could mean poor circulation, dizziness might point to an irregular heartbeat, and swollen feet could signal heart trouble. Subtle signs, like shortness of breath after small tasks, shouldn't be ignored. A visit to our cardiology team could make a big difference in your future health. Call for more information. (281) 265-8500