Female Cardiologist in Singapore
Women’s Heart Health Specialist
Heart disease in women is often different, and sometimes missed.
If you are unsure about your symptoms or heart risk, we provide clear, structured assessment and personalised care.
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Same- or next-day appointments
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Clear, stepwise evaluation (no unnecessary tests)
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Seen directly by a female cardiologist
Female Cardiologist in Singapore — Who Should You See?
If you are looking for a female cardiologist in Singapore for:
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Chest pain or discomfort
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High cholesterol or cardiovascular risk
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Palpitations or irregular heartbeat
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Women-specific heart concerns (including menopause or pregnancy-related issues)
Dr Chan Po Fun provides structured, personalised care tailored to your needs.
No referral required. Most patients are seen within a few days.
Female Cardiologist in Singapore.
Expertise in Women’s Heart Health
Dr Chan Po Fun is a female cardiologist in Singapore specialising in women’s heart health, providing structured, personalised care for patients with symptoms or cardiovascular risk.
Her focused expertise include:
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Women’s heart health
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Chest pain in women (including microvascular angina)
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Cholesterol and cardiovascular risk
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Cardio-oncology (breast cancer-related heart disease)
She provides structured, evidence-based care tailored to each stage of a woman’s life, from early adulthood to menopause and beyond.
Patients are seen personally throughout their care journey.
Trusted by patients seeking a female cardiologist in Singapore for clear, personalised care.
Why Women’s Heart Health Matters
Heart disease is one of the leading causes of death in women, yet symptoms are often subtle or dismissed.
Women may experience:
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Fatigue
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Breathlessness
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Nausea or indigestion
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Poor sleep
These are often mistaken for stress or gastric issues.
Early, gender-specific assessment is key.
Learn more about Women and Heart Disease:
How Heart Disease Presents Differently in Women
Common but often overlooked symptoms include:
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Persistent fatigue or reduced energy
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Shortness of breath
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Indigestion or nausea
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Pain in the back, jaw, or neck
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Palpitations or dizziness
If something feels “off”, it is safer to get checked.
Not sure if your symptoms are heart-related?
Unique Heart Conditions in Women
Some heart conditions are more common in women and may be missed without specialised expertise:
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Microvascular Dysfunction: Chest pain despite “normal” arteries
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Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection (SCAD): Cause of heart attacks in younger or postpartum women
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Takotsubo (Broken Heart Syndrome): Stress-related heart weakness
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Chemotherapy-related cardiomyopathy: Heart effects after breast cancer treatment
These require a cardiologist familiar with female-specific heart patterns.
Heart Screening For Women By Life Stage
Your heart risk changes across different stages of life:
In your 20s–30s:
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Baseline cholesterol, blood pressure, and ECG
Pregnancy:
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Monitor for pre-eclampsia, gestational diabetes
Perimenopause:
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Annual lipid and glucose checks; note any new fatigue or breathlessness
Postmenopause:
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Higher risk
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Consider heart screening for early detection.
Your heart changes with each stage. Your care should too.
Breast Cancer Treatment and Heart Health
Certain cancer treatments can affect the heart, including:
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Chemotherapy (anthracyclines)
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Targeted therapy (trastuzumab / Herceptin)
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Chest radiation
We provide:
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Pre-treatment heart assessment
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Monitoring during therapy
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Long-term survivorship care
Helping you complete cancer treatment safely while protecting your heart.
More on cancer treatment and heart risk:
How We Assess Women's Heart Health
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Consultation
We understand your symptoms and concerns
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Targeted Testing
Only what is necessary
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Clear Plan
You leave knowing exactly what’s going on
We follow a structured approach. No unnecessary testing.
Why See A Female Cardiologist
Some patients prefer a female cardiologist for:
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Comfort discussing symptoms
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Better understanding of women’s health issues
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Personalised communication
Dr Chan provides specialised care in women’s heart health, while also treating men across all cardiovascular conditions.
Learn more:
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If you have chest discomfort, you may benefit from a Chest Pain Cardiologist in Singapore
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If you have high cholesterol, consider seeing a Cholesterol Specialist in Singapore
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a referral to see a female cardiologist in Singapore?
No. You can book directly via WhatsApp or online. Most patients are seen within a few days.
Are heart symptoms different in women?
Yes. Women often experience less typical symptoms such as fatigue, breathlessness, or indigestion, rather than classic chest pain. This is why specialised assessment is important.
When should I see a cardiologist for my symptoms?
You should consider seeing a cardiologist if you have chest discomfort, breathlessness, palpitations, or concerns about your cholesterol or heart risk.
Can I come for a heart check even if I have no symptoms?
Yes. Many heart conditions develop silently. Preventive screening helps detect early risk and guide treatment.
What tests are usually needed?
This depends on your symptoms and risk. Common tests include ECG, echocardiogram, stress testing, or CT scans if needed. We only recommend tests that are necessary.
Links
Women's Heart Health
The Facts about Women and Heart Disease
Women's Heart Health
