All Posts Tagged: Dr. Heba Ghazy

Explained: Fetal Cardiac Anomaly Scans for Expecting Parents in Dubai

If you’re expecting a baby, every scan is a moment of excitement—and sometimes, anxiety. For some parents in Dubai and across the UAE, their obstetrician may recommend a fetal cardiac anomaly scan during pregnancy. It’s a specialized test that takes a closer look at the baby’s heart while still in the womb. The name might […]

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Sudden Cardiac Arrest in Children: Could It Be Prevented?

Few things are more shocking than hearing about a healthy-looking child collapsing during sports or physical activity. In rare cases, the cause is sudden cardiac arrest (SCA)—an event where the heart suddenly stops beating due to a serious rhythm problem. While this is uncommon in children, it’s not unheard of. And for many families in […]

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Palpitations in Kids: What’s Normal and What’s Not?

Palpitations in Kids: What’s Normal and What’s Not? “My child says their heart is fluttering.”“It feels like it’s skipping a beat.”“They complain of a racing heart after playing.” These are some of the most common concerns we hear from parents at KidsHeart clinics in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Al Ain. When a child experiences palpitations—an […]

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Healthy Diet, Healthy Heart: Pediatric Tips Every Abu Dhabi Parent Needs

In our modern life, where modern convenience often meets fast food, sugary drinks, and digital distractions, helping kids eat heart-healthy isn’t always easy. But as childhood obesity and lifestyle-related conditions continue to rise in the UAE, more parents are asking a simple but vital question: How can I protect my child’s heart through nutrition? The […]

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Congenital Heart Defects: How Early Can They Be Detected?

When expecting parents visit a clinic for routine scans, the focus is often on counting fingers and toes, measuring growth, and checking organ development. But one of the most important checks—often overlooked—is the heart. Congenital heart defects (CHDs) are among the most common birth anomalies worldwide. In the UAE, they affect approximately 8 in every […]

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Why Regular Heart Checkups Matter More Than Ever for UAE’s School Kids

In the UAE, where children are constantly moving between school, extracurriculars, weekend sports, and long hours of screen time, it’s easy to assume that fatigue, dizziness, or chest discomfort are just signs of a busy schedule. But sometimes, these signals point to something deeper—especially when it comes to the heart. While adults often associate heart […]

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What Is a Pediatric ECG and Why Might Your Doctor Recommend It?

As a parent, hearing that your child needs a “heart test” can be nerve-racking—especially when it involves wires, machines, and unfamiliar medical terms. But one of the most common and gentle heart assessments for children is the ECG, or electrocardiogram. If your pediatrician or cardiologist in the UAE has recommended one, there’s no need to […]

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Can Kids with Heart Conditions Join Sports in the UAE?

If your child has been diagnosed with a heart condition, one of the first questions that may come to mind is: Can they still play sports? For parents in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, or Al Ain—where school athletics, football academies, and weekend swimming classes are common—this is more than just a health concern. It’s about helping […]

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Is Your Child’s Chest Pain Heart-Related? Here’s What Dubai Parents Should Know

It’s a moment no parent forgets—your child clutches their chest and says, “It hurts here.” In a place like Dubai, where children are constantly moving between school, sports clubs, and weekend outings, chest pain can understandably cause alarm. But when should you worry? And how can you tell if it’s something minor like muscle strain […]

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From Diagnosis to Recovery: One Child’s Heart Journey in Al Ain

Chest discomfort in a child is always unsettling. For many families in Al Ain, the journey begins with something small—fatigue during PE, skipping sports practice, or vague complaints about the heart “beating strangely.” These subtle signs are often brushed off, especially in a city where the intense summer heat can make anyone feel tired. But […]

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