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EPISODE · Jul 31, 2026 · 2 MIN

Know Your Heart: Early Warning Signs You Shouldn't Ignore || Dr. Kedarnath Karpe

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Your heart often gives subtle warning signs before a serious cardiac event occurs. Recognizing these symptoms early and seeking timely medical attention can make a life-saving difference.In this MyAarambh podcast episode, Dr. Kedarnath Karpe (MBBS, DNB – Medicine, DNB – Cardiology), Interventional Cardiologist, Solapur, Maharashtra, explains the early warning signs of heart disease that should never be ignored and how prompt action can protect your heart.What you'll learn:• The early warning signs and symptoms of heart disease• When chest pain, breathlessness, fatigue, or palpitations require medical attention• Common risk factors that increase the likelihood of heart disease• The importance of regular health check-ups and early diagnosis• Simple lifestyle habits to reduce your risk and maintain a healthy heartListening to your heart means paying attention to the signals it gives you. Don't ignore the warning signs—early detection, timely treatment, and healthy lifestyle choices can help you protect your heart for years to come.

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