My father had uneasiness and burning sensation in chest after exercise few days back , it subsided , then he experienced weakness in thighs so he consulted a cardiologist..ECG and 2-D echo were fine ,but TMT showed changes ..can anyone explain what is means and how serious it is
My mother (63 years) has been experiencing dizziness. Her ECG shows sinus bradycardia with heart rate around 48 bpm and mild conduction delay. Blood reports (sugar, thyroid, B12) are normal. She is on Atorvastatin (Orvas 10) for cholesterol from long time. Doctor has prescribed vertigo and nerve-related medicines, but I am concerned whether the low heart rate is causing her symptoms.
Doctor given ciplar 1a 20mg 10s tablet. I have break it to take half of the tablet.it hard to break the tablet.can I take ciplar la 10mg tablet.pharmacist said to break the tablet half .per day only half of the tablet i should take..
I did anotomy scan at 17 weeks everything seems to be completely normal except the heart related findings. Below are the findings. Small pulmonary artery Vsd and overriding arota Is this normal at 17 weeks ? The Doctor who did my ultrasound scanning over stomach asked me to follow up again after 20 week as it is not clear in 17th week scanning but the gynaecologist who is checking me said to terminate the pregnancy immediately. What should I do please help 😭😭😭😭
My daughter have CHD by birth as small hole in heart by birth now she is 3 years old but still not facing any issue we are doing echo every year to check but doctors suggest to close the hole by ASD. My question is now she is completely fine and heart hole can be cured by own or we need ASD. please suggest
Desk jobs increase heart risk mainly due to prolonged sitting, reduced muscle activity, and slow blood circulation. This combination leads to weight gain, high blood pressure, increased LDL cholesterol, diabetes, and inflammation — all major risk factors for heart disease. Even people who ...
Balloon valvuloplasty is a minimally invasive procedure using a catheter with a balloon to widen narrowed heart valves (stenosis), improving blood flow and relieving symptoms like shortness of breath and chest pain, often for mitral or aortic valves, offering a quicker recovery than open-heart ...
Rheumatic heart disease is a long-term heart condition that develops after rheumatic fever, which usually follows an untreated throat infection such as strep throat or scarlet fever. When such infections are not properly treated, the body’s immune system mistakenly attacks its own ...
A healthy heart depends on both exercise and the food we eat. Cardiologists, including Dr. Kartik Bhosale, say that certain nutrient-rich foods can improve blood flow and increase oxygen supply to the heart. When oxygen reaches the heart properly, it works better, feels less stress, and stays ...
Most people think heart attack and cardiac arrest are the same, but they are not. Understanding the difference can be lifesaving. This blog is based on insights from Dr. Kartik Bhosale, an experienced Interventional Cardiologist in Pune, known for providing clear, practical advice on heart care. ...
