Southern Mississippi Heart Center

♥️ Elevated blood pressure is when readings consistently range from 120-129 systolic and less than 80 mm Hg diastolic. People with elevated blood pressure are likely to develop high blood pressure unless steps are taken to control the condition.

We will be closed tomorrow, Thursday, September 12, due to Hurricane Francine. We will reschedule appointments accordingly. Stay safe! 🌀

Understanding your results is key to controlling high blood pressure.

The five blood pressure ranges as recognized by the American Heart Association are:

We will be closed tomorrow, Wednesday, September 11, due to Hurricane Francine. We will reschedule appointments accordingly. Stay safe! 🌀

Congrats to Drs. Rogin Subedi & Ediz Tasan on completing the FIRST procedure in Ocean Springs, MS. They successfully treated bilateral DVTs with Triever16 & Triever20, while returning blood using . Inari Medical

There are several ways to reduce your risk of developing coronary heart diseases (CHD), such as lowering your blood pressure and cholesterol levels. Here are some general lifestyle changes one can make for a healthier heart:

🥣 Start your day with heart-healthy oatmeal! Packed with soluble fiber, it helps lower bad cholesterol and keeps blood sugar levels stable. Oatmeal also boasts powerful antioxidants that reduce inflammation and improve blood vessel function. Plus, it keeps you feeling full, supporting a healthy weight—key to a healthy heart. 🌟

🌽 Did you know that corn can be great for your heart? Its high fiber content helps lower cholesterol, while antioxidants protect against oxidative stress. Plus, corn is packed with B vitamins that reduce heart disease risk, and its healthy fats support better cholesterol levels. Add some whole corn or popcorn to your diet and give your heart some love! 💛

Did you know walnuts are known for their numerous health benefits, particularly for heart health?

We are honored to be nominated for Best Cardiology Clinic on the Mississippi Gulf Coast in the WXXV Viewer Choice Awards 2024. Your support means everything to us. Please take a moment to cast your vote for Southern Mississippi Heart Center, where we are committed to providing exceptional heart care to our community.

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Thank you for your trust and confidence in our services.

Motivation Monday!

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Memorial isn’t skipping a beat! We are excited to announce the expansion of our heart care team at Memorial as we continue to offer exceptional care across the Mississippi Gulf Coast, with additional coverage in Gulfport, Pascagoula, and Ocean Springs.

Locations:
- 15465 Oak Lane, Suite B, Gulfport
- 4603 Hospital Road, Pascagoula
- 3704 Bienville Boulevard, Ocean Springs

Schedule your appointment today:
- Ocean Springs: (228) 872-4040
- Pascagoula: (228) 762-1002
- Gulfport: (228) 575-8020

In addition, cardiologists Dr. Shwan Jalal and Dr. Umair Malik are moving to 4300B West Railroad Street in Gulfport. Call (228) 822-6722 to schedule an appointment.

Learn more about our services and meet all of our heart health teams by clicking the link: https://wearememorial.com/service/cardiology/

We will be closed Thursday, August 1st and Friday, August 2nd as we gear up for a big announcement. Stay tuned!

Join Dr. Zayed as he covers how COVID-19 affects your hearts!

How COVID-19 Affects Your Heart Dr. Zayed, owner of Southern Mississippi Heart Center, discusses the risk to your heart if infected with COVID-19.

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Our Pascagoula office has moved! Different location, same premier quality heart health care!

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Did you know your body uses potassium to help regulate your heart rate and your blood pressure? Definitely not something you would want to be deficient in when pertaining to your heart health!

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E-Va**ng & Heart Health Join Rogin Subedi, MD, an Interventional Cardiologist at Southern Mississippi Heart Center, as he discusses the negative impact that E-Cigarettes & Va**ng ha...