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Indian men often develop heart disease 7–10 years earlier than women because they lack estrogen’s protective effect and are more likely to have risk factors such as belly fat, smoking, diabetes, stress, unhealthy diets, and sedentary lifestyles. In India, genetic factors and delayed health check-ups further increase the risk of early heart attacks. A 48-year-old
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When Ramesh, a 58-year-old from Delhi, was told that his heart was pumping at only 25% efficiency and that bypass surgery was his only option, he felt the ground slip beneath his feet. His family was terrified. The risks, the cost, and the long recovery all felt overwhelming. Then, a friend told him about EECP
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Mohan Singh, 52, was extremely anxious after discovering he had a 60% blocked heart artery. What confused him even more was that his friend, who had an 80% blockage, was not advised to get a stent, while he was. This leaves many people wondering: when do you really need angioplasty or a stent, and when
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Over 60,000 bypass surgeries are performed in India every year and most patients agree to it the same week they’re diagnosed, trusting their doctor, scared of the alternative, and believing the surgery will fix their heart for good. But what many people are not fully told is that bypass surgery can come with serious risks
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When a 58-year-old diabetic patient was told he might need immediate bypass surgery, his first reaction was fear. The idea of a major heart operation, long recovery, and possible risks left him completely shaken. His only question was, “Is surgery my only option?” The truth is, not every heart patient needs immediate bypass surgery. In
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Prakash, 52, commutes to work by train every day. Life was normal, until it wasn’t. He put on his shoes in the morning and everything felt fine. But by evening, the same shoes felt tight. He pulled off his socks and saw deep marks in his skin. He pressed a finger into his ankle. The
Swollen Feet and Ankles: Causes, Heart Link & When to See a Doctor Read More »
In India, it doesn’t matter where you’re from or where you live. As the sun begins to dip and the craving for evening chai kicks in, whether in a busy office, at the market, or during a friend’s get-together, the same thought pops up: “Can we get samosas? Samosa and Kachori are the true royalty
We Love Samosa and Kachori but Does Our Heart Love Them Too? Read More »
If someone told you that you have a “big heart,” you’d probably smile and take it as a compliment. But if a doctor says you have a big heart, it’s something very different, and it’s definitely not a reason to be happy. Medically, this is a heart-related condition called cardiomegaly, in which the heart becomes
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If your doctor has advised a TMT test, you may be wondering what it means and whether it’s serious. A Treadmill Test (TMT) is a commonly used heart test to detect blockages, reduced blood flow, and early signs of heart disease. It is also known as the cardiac stress test. This test is performed by
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Heart disease remains one of the leading causes of death worldwide, but survival rates after a heart attack have improved significantly over the years. However, one critical factor still plays a major role: age. A 35-year-old experiencing a heart attack may recover differently compared to someone in their 70s. But does age make such a
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