Arterial Thrombosis Treatment Questions

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"As" per your clinical history is concerned both can be done at a time and there is no problem at all and CABG will be successful even after second time.

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As per the protocol It needs to be taken for a long time and maybe lifetime and there is no prognostic indicator involved

morning regular 20min walk and avoid more oily foods ana start these ayurvrdic medicenes 3spoon 2times a day 1. hridaya shanti.....

The problem is atherosclerotic changes...
Take homoeopathic treatment to prevent it...
For now start with
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The echo report cannot accurately tell whether the patient is well or unwell. If she can walk around she is ok. If she can climb stairs easily she is doing very well, and if she is breathless often on minor exertion or when lying down, she is not well.

Avoid spicy food items and not to eat junk food and we also need to avoid peanuts and potatoes in our daily diet and few tips on diet - say no to maida items like toast , khaari ,naan ,white bread . can drink tea but without sugar and say no to Buffalo milk and can drink cows milk , can eat brown bread , can eat sprout’s , can eat green vegetables, can eat chappati ,bajra ka rotla can eat one katori of rice twice a day with dal and to avoid farsan food items and can eat fruits and say no to ...more

Operation is sometimes needed. For deciding about surgery, doctors check symptoms, ECG and echo pictures. Please post his ECG and echo graphics for a better opinion.

Hello, The Unstable cervical fractures require fixation with cage. But the recovery following spinal cord injuries is very variable and unpredictable some people regain function over 6 mo to a year with proper physiotherapy. Some may not recover any function and may remain bed ridden for ever. A MRI of spinal cord can predict the grade of injury and if recovery possible or not. You can take a second opinion with a neurosurgeon with the reports before surgery.

If no improvement, we need to see a recent MRI scan of your cervical spine before recommending any further management.

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High blood lipid profile can be caused by:
Sedentary Lifestyle Physically in active
diabetes
hypothyroidism
metabolic syndrome
Cushing’s syndrome
Bad dietary pattern
kidney disease
Drinking and smoking
High protein intake
We have diet which which can reduce the lipid profile naturally.
But before prescribing any thing we need some information like. Vitals.Purpose of joining gym. Medical history. Family history. Occupation.Physica...more