Treatment of Blockage, Atherosclerosis and Heart Attack Questions

Hi, All alternative treatments can be taken but along with allopathy. kindly do not discontinue allopathy treatment.

You may have syncope or seizures. So get mra brain and neck vessels and ecg done. If any need contact me.

Each of these medications come with their own side effects. You need not worry unless your symptoms are relieved. Can't mention the specifics of the side effects here due to obvious reasons. Book a online consultation for more information.
Happy recovery.

Diet favors bitter, astringent and pungent foods. Astringent foods include most pulses or dried beans, such as lentils, split mung dhal, and garbanzo beans. Stay away from the larger beans, but favor the smaller, split kind. Astringent foods also include many vegetables, such as the cruciferous family (broccoli, cabbage, and cauliflower) and fruits such as apples and pears.
The ideal breakfast is a cooked apple with cooked prunes and figs. Bitter foods include greens such as spinach, karela ...more

No home remedies, you need experienced cardiologist, ayurveda, yoga, diet support, collective approach works best and bypass can be avoided, to all patient always consult multipathy experts whenever you or your near dear ones are suffering from any diseases which is year old, related to life style, needs surgery, has poor management in allopathy, side effect are severe of chemical drugs,

Hello, with 70% block there will always a chance to progress it's always better to go for stenting.

Circuit training is used to exercise all the muscle groups of the body and also helps in weight management. It is not fatal however a cardiac patient should exercise only under supervision of a well qualified trainer.

Dear lybrate-user,
a cough is a reflex action to clear your airways of mucus and irritants such as dust or smoke.
-an upper respiratory tract infection (urti) that affects the throat, windpipe or sinuses – examples are a cold, flu, laryngitis, sinusitis or whooping cough
-a lower respiratory tract infection (lrti) that affects your lungs or lower airways – examples are acute bronchitis or pneumonia
-an allergy, such as allergic rhinitis or hay fever
-a flare-up of a long-term...more

Dear Lybrate user,
am giving yu some tips about your diet plan, if more information needed you can consult online. Thank you.
1.control your portion size: eat larger portions of low-calorie, nutrient-rich foods, such as fruits and vegetables, and smaller portions of high-calorie, high-sodium foods, such as refined, processed or fast foods
2. Eat more vegetables and fruits:- take: fresh or frozen vegetables and fruits
- avoid coconut, vegetables with creamy sauces, fried or breade...more

As age is 70 and she is diabetic also & open heart surgery is a major surgery. So this will be a high risk case. But treating cardio thoracic surgeon tells you better as he has examined the patient physically.