High blood pressure or hypertension is often referred to as the “silent” disease, as it might not have any noticeable symptoms. If it is undetected and left untreated, high blood pressure can lead to heart disease (including heart attack and congestive heart failure), bleeding in the brain, stroke, and kidney disease (which may ultimately necessitate …Continue Reading »

Blood pressure refers to the pressure your blood exerts on the arterial walls when it circulates through your body. It’s a crucial part of how your circulation and heart function. Your blood pressure is rarely stagnant, and it fluctuates all the time. It adjusts to your heart’s rhythm, depending on the activity you are performing. …Continue Reading »

While the flu can occur at any time of the year, it is most prevalent from October to May.  During these months, it isn’t uncommon for people to suffer from congestion, sore throats, and fever. Radar Medical is a leading Internal Medicine Center in Las Vegas, and Dr. Dipti Shah is one of the most …Continue Reading »