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By Shelbie Hileman, DNP, APRN-BC, FNP-C for Tri County Heart Institute Take control of your changing heart health. Contact our Leesburg or Villages office today for expert answers you can trust. Throughout their younger lives, women benefit from a powerful biological bodyguard: estrogen. This vital hormone keeps blood vessels flexible, helps manage healthy cholesterol levels,

By Shelbie Hileman, DNP, APRN-BC, FNP-C for Tri County Heart Institute Don’t let poor sleep damage your heart health. Schedule a comprehensive cardiovascular rhythm assessment at Tri County Heart Institute today. When most people think of Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA), they picture a highly specific stereotype: a loud, heavily snoring man who wakes up gasping

Medically reviewed by Dr. Pedro Adrover, MD, FACC, Tri County Heart Institute Pacemaker recovery is remarkably fast, with most patients returning home within twenty-four hours. While mild arm movement and lifting restrictions apply for the first few weeks to allow the device to settle, most individuals safely return to driving, walking, traveling, and light recreational

Medically reviewed by Dr. Pedro Adrover, MD, FACC, Tri County Heart Institute Modern leadless pacemakers are ultra-compact, self-contained capsules roughly the size of a large vitamin. Unlike traditional pacing systems, they require no surgical chest incisions or electrical wires threaded through the veins; instead, they are implanted directly inside the heart’s chamber via a straightforward,

Medically reviewed by Dr. Pedro Adrover, MD, FACC, Tri County Heart Institute Women who need a pacemaker often experience persistent fatigue, breathlessness with mild activity, and near-fainting rather than dramatic blackouts. These signs of bradycardia (slow heart rate) are frequently mistaken for aging, menopause, or stress, highlighting the critical importance of specialized cardiac tracking. Because

Medically reviewed by Dr. Pedro Adrover, MD, FACC, Tri County Heart Institute Pacemaker symptoms in women are often missed because they present as subtle, progressive signals like crushing fatigue, persistent dizziness, and shortness of breath rather than sudden, dramatic fainting spells. These atypical warning signs of a slow heart rate are frequently misattributed to normal

Stop living in fear of your next dizzy spell. Contact Tri County Heart Institute today for a personalized diagnostic plan. If you are living with frequent near-fainting or dizziness in Lake County, the goal isn’t just to manage the symptoms—it’s to find the trigger. These sensations are symptoms of an underlying problem, and identifying that

Are you struggling with near-fainting and a racing heart? Get answers from the experts in Leesburg and The Villages. Have you ever felt your heart start to pound and your head start to spin the moment you stand up? For some patients in The Villages and Leesburg, this isn’t a typical dizzy spell—it could be

Fainting is never “normal.” If you’ve experienced a loss of consciousness in Lake County, book an urgent consultation now. Syncope—the medical term for fainting—is a sudden, temporary loss of consciousness. For many in Lake County, a fainting spell is a frightening experience that often leads to an ER visit. While some causes are simple, like

Don’t let lightheadedness keep you off the golf course. Schedule your rhythm evaluation at Tri County Heart Institute today. Many residents in The Villages and Leesburg experience a brief moment of dizziness when standing up too quickly. It’s easy to blame the Florida heat or “just getting older,” but these sensations are often signals from