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Asked for male, 41 years old from Hyderabad
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Non-Invasive Conservative Cardiac Care Specialist•Pune
The combination of medicines prescribed to you are taking care of symptom of your weakness in cardiac function. We are specializing in ayurvedic treatment for reduction of blockages, strengthening of heart function, heart muscles and we have been able to show good results seen in 2D Echo and Carotid Doppler that measures the plaque in blood vessels.
Please take a formal appointment with our clinic on Lybrate for the best advantage. It will do you great advantage.
At the same time, please...more
Please take a formal appointment with our clinic on Lybrate for the best advantage. It will do you great advantage.
At the same time, please...more
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Asked for male, 42 years old from Hyderabad
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Dear Friend Not every person with abnormal TMT test required Coronary angiography. You could do stress echo or stress thallium to confirm coronary artery disease (CAD). It again indicate that in future you r not right candidate for TMT as it was false positive & will remain false positive foreever. You said that you had bp problem since 35. It should be evaluated. High bp in young may be bcz of thyroid problem or some kidney problem or kidney tumour which are curable type of hypertension you may...more
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Asked for Male, 47 years old from Agra
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Dear Lybrateuser,
-The precautions are in respect of diet, exercise & stress
-take a well balanced heart healthy diet, avoid fried & processed foods, salt, sugar, have more of fibre in diet ,more of fruits & vegetables including green leafy & seasonal ones, whole grains, whole wheat bread/chapatti, brown rice, corn, oats, beans, pulses, peas, sprouts, low fat dairy products, lean meats, sea food, skinless cicken, a handful of dry fruits, almonds, walnuts, pistachios, cashews, peanuts, se...more
-The precautions are in respect of diet, exercise & stress
-take a well balanced heart healthy diet, avoid fried & processed foods, salt, sugar, have more of fibre in diet ,more of fruits & vegetables including green leafy & seasonal ones, whole grains, whole wheat bread/chapatti, brown rice, corn, oats, beans, pulses, peas, sprouts, low fat dairy products, lean meats, sea food, skinless cicken, a handful of dry fruits, almonds, walnuts, pistachios, cashews, peanuts, se...more
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Asked for female, 48 years old from Thane
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If the block in the artery has been clearly demonstrated in investigation like coronary angiography and the extent of block is significant then angioplasty or bye pass surgery is indicated. If you are not having risk factors like diabetes, hypertension, the blocks are less than 50 percent of the coronary diameter and the plaques are calcified and stabilized then conservative medicinal management can be considered. You should seek advice from a cardiologist and decide.
Asked for male, 63 years old from Kolkata
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Please take care of your heart by eating well, moderate exercise, no smoking or exposure to pollution, no negative stress, healthy fats only that too in limited amounts. I have seen people living guilt free for more than 15 years + without another heart surgery.
You can reduce the risks of blockages by taking lemon juice plus honey, apple cider vinegar, pomegranate juice or whole fruit.
Take care and do not worry about next heart attack or surgery.
You can reduce the risks of blockages by taking lemon juice plus honey, apple cider vinegar, pomegranate juice or whole fruit.
Take care and do not worry about next heart attack or surgery.
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Asked for male, 40 years old from Bangalore
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Take it as a shock treatment. 2 blockages are removed and you will lead a normal life if you are are fully careful about dos and do nots. Do not smoke or get exposed to pollution. Keep blood sugar levels and lipids levels within healthy range. Eat moderately and keep bp and weight under control. Exercise moderately according to constitution. Take more proteins like milk and curds. All of proteins supplements. Reduce bad fats like transfats out of your food plate. Eat good fats like a spoon of de...more
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