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In 2021, the heart attack survivor Devender Kaushik thought he’d fixed his heart with two stents, But three years later, the blockages came back. 50% in his main artery. Even the stent itself was clogged. His doctors had one word: Again. Another procedure. More risk. The same cycle. That’s when Devender said NO. Instead of […]
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Jitender Singh smiles with pride when he says he can now do 25 push-ups a day and 100 jumps without stopping. His eyes light up when he talks about it. And there’s a reason for that happiness. In 2022, he suffered a heart attack. Doctors found a 100% blockage and immediately suggested angioplasty. Like many
Ratan Kumar, 54, woke up at 4 AM with severe chest pain. The same pain he felt before his bypass surgery two years ago. His wife rushed him straight to the hospital. The doctor’s words hit hard: “Your blockage is back.” Ratan felt scared and helpless. Another surgery? More pain? More time away from work?
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SAAOL Heartcare Delhi has been providing non-surgical heart blockage treatment for 30+ years now, and after successfully treating 6 lakh+ patients, most of whom were suffering from even 90-100% stable heart blockages, we still dread to hear from our patients that they had been advised angioplasty or bypass surgery. Now, let us make it clear
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If you just found that your Ejection Fraction is only 30% then you are not alone! In India, over 8 million people live with heart failure, many with EF below 40%. And many heart failure deaths could be avoided if people had a timely, non-invasive intervention. SAAOL Heartcare Delhi can help you improve your low
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You have just been informed that you have a 70% heart blockage in one of your heart arteries. Or maybe 50%. Or even 90%.You’re confused more than scared, right? Because no one really explains what that number actually means. India’s leading heart specialist, Dr. Bimal Chhajer, is on a mission to have every other Indian know their
50% Heart Blockage? Or 70%? 90%? Here’s What It Means & When You Should Act Read More »
You’ve had a headache for three days, but an important presentation is due. So you ignore it and keep working. On the third day, you suddenly faint in the office. Later, the doctor tells you that you had a mild heart attack caused by stress. Yes, this can happen to anyone, at any age. Heart
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Heart disease rarely announces itself early. Many people suffer heart attacks despite having “normal” reports from routine heart tests. This raises an important question: CT Angiography vs Stress Test which test actually detects heart disease early enough to prevent a heart attack? If you’re searching for Dr. Bimal Chhajer, you’re likely looking for safer, smarter
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TL;DR Heart attack vs cardiac arrest are different from each other. A heart attack is caused by blocked blood flow to the heart, while cardiac arrest happens when the heart’s electrical system suddenly stops. Both are medical emergencies, but need different responses. Knowing the difference between a heart attack and cardiac arrest can help you
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TL;DR Chest pain is often mistaken for acidity or indigestion, but frequent or severe pain could be heart-related. Cardiac and non-cardiac chest pain (heart pain) feel similar because the heart and the food pipe share nerve pathways. Knowing the difference, understanding risk factors, and acting quickly during the golden hour can save lives. Non-invasive treatments
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