Dr. Joban Sehmi is a leading cardiologist at One Heart Clinic in Hemel Hempstead, specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of heart conditions, including coronary artery disease, heart failure, and arrhythmias.
With a focus on personalized care, Dr. Sehmi utilizes advanced diagnostic tools and treatment techniques to ensure optimal outcomes for his patients.
His compassionate approach and dedication to heart health provide patients with the best possible care, helping them lead healthier, more active lives.
Dr Joban Sehmi
If you're of South Asian heritage, your heart disease risk isn't the same as the general population.
👉 It's higher
👉 It starts younger
👉 And the standard risk calculators can miss it completely
I'm South Asian myself. Heart disease has touched my own family. And my PhD at Imperial College focused on exactly this question.
In my latest video, I break down:
✔️ Why South Asian heart risk is genuinely different
✔️ The role of central fat, diabetes, and lipoprotein(a)
✔️ Why "normal" test results can miss real risk
✔️ The family history signal most people ignore
✔️ The 5 checks every South Asian adult should do
If you have South Asian parents, grandparents, or family, please don't scroll past this one.
Watch here 👉 https://youtu.be/GIi6ViH51bQ?si=Yly0W...
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Dr Joban Sehmi
Most heart problems announce themselves.
Aortic stenosis doesn't.
It just makes you slower.
People stop taking the stairs. They avoid hills. They blame age. What they don't realise is that the valve letting blood out of the heart has narrowed, and the heart is quietly working twice as hard to push through it.
By the time symptoms become impossible to ignore, the condition is often already severe.
In my latest video, I cover:
What aortic stenosis actually is
The symptoms people dismiss for years
How mild, moderate, and severe are really judged
When treatment becomes necessary, and what the modern options look like
Watch here: https://youtu.be/CbzOiVc_fK0?si=4oBdc...
#AorticStenosis #Cardiology #HeartHealth
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Dr Joban Sehmi
Most people with AF fear the wrong thing.
They worry about the irregular heartbeat.
The real risk is stroke. And it's silent.
Some of my highest-risk patients feel nothing at all. Some of the most anxious are perfectly safe. The size of your risk has very little to do with how strongly you feel the rhythm.
In my latest video, I cover:
What AF actually is
Why two patients with the same diagnosis get different treatment
How stroke risk is really calculated
Rate vs rhythm vs ablation, kept simple
Watch here: https://youtu.be/KKAA1Eqgpxc?si=DFb6e...
#AtrialFibrillation #Cardiology #HeartHealth
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