Procedures

At Anna Family Medicine, we’re here to help you stay out of the emergency room! We offer a variety of convenient in-office procedures that are quick and easy. Here’s a list of what we can do for you:

  •  Ear wax removal
  •  Laceration repair- “stitches”
  •  Skin biopsy
  •  EKG

 

When’s the right time to get an EKG test? 

  • Before Surgery or High-Stress Procedures: If you’ve got a procedure on the horizon, getting an EKG beforehand can be a smart move to ensure your heart is doing well.
  • If You’re Not Feeling Great: If you’re having issues like chest pain, palpitations, shortness of breath, dizziness, or fainting, an EKG is a great way to take a peek at your heart’s condition.
  • During Your Regular Check-Up: It’s a good idea to include an EKG in your routine health checks. It helps keep tabs on your heart’s electrical activity and can spot any potential problems early.
  • For Those at Risk of Heart Issues: If you have a family history of heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, or are a smoker, getting regular EKGs can help monitor your heart health.
  • To Keep an Eye on Heart Treatment: If you’re taking heart medication or undergoing treatment for heart issues, EKGs can track how things are going and check for any changes in your heart’s activity.
  • Taking care of your heart matters, and EKG tests can really help you stay informed!


It’s always advisable to Dr. Gonzalez  to determine the appropriate timing and necessity of an EKG test. She can recommend this test based on your medical history, symptoms, and risk factors. 

How Do EKG Tests Help Doctors Take Care of You?

EKG tests offer doctors helpful insights into your heart health. They play a key role in diagnosing any heart conditions, tracking how well treatments are working, assessing potential risks, and figuring out the best next steps for your care. With the information from EKG results, doctors can make well-informed decisions, which can lead to better care and outcomes for you!

How Can a Routine EKG Test Benefit You?

  • It’s a great way to catch any heart issues early on!
  • You can easily see how your heart health changes over time.
  • It helps you understand how well your treatments are working.
  • It can identify risk factors that might lead to heart disease.
  • Plus, it gives you peace of mind and reassurance!