Stress echo test acha hai heart disease k baare main janne k liye??

Hello Mr Muhammad Kutty,

Thank you for reaching out. Given your symptoms of shortness of breath, a swollen heart, and a recent fever, it is advisable to consult a healthcare provider as soon as possible. These symptoms may require immediate attention, especially if they are related to heart conditions.

For your ongoing treatment, it is essential to have your past medical reports, which will help your doctor make informed decisions. Please ensure you share any previous records, including ECGs, X-rays, or any recent lab results, with your healthcare provider.

If you need assistance in accessing or sharing your medical reports, HexaHealth can guide you through the process.

Wishing you a speedy recovery!

Hello Mr Muhammad Kutty,

We are sorry to hear about your father's condition. It's concerning to hear that he is experiencing difficulty breathing after undergoing an angiogram and angioplasty. Fluid or edema in the heart can sometimes occur as a complication following such procedures.

The buildup of fluid around the heart can lead to symptoms like shortness of breath and may need to be addressed promptly. It's important that his condition is monitored closely by his healthcare provider to manage and treat the oedema effectively. Treatment may involve medication to reduce the fluid buildup or other interventions as deemed necessary by his doctor.

Ensure you keep all follow-up appointments and communicate any changes in his symptoms to his healthcare team. They can provide specific guidance and adjust treatment plans based on his condition.

Feel free to reach out if you need further assistance or have more questions.

Wishing your father a swift recovery.

Hi Santosh,

If a patient has had a heart attack just a day ago, it’s really important to take the right steps:

1. Get Immediate Medical Help: Ensure the patient is in a hospital where they can get the right care. They need to be monitored closely by healthcare professionals.

2. Follow Doctor’s Orders: The doctor will prescribe medications like aspirin or other treatments to manage the heart attack and prevent further issues. It’s crucial to follow these instructions carefully.

3. Rest is Key: The patient should avoid any heavy activities and get plenty of rest. Their heart needs time to heal.

4. Watch for Symptoms: Look for any worsening symptoms, like severe chest pain or trouble breathing. If these happen, get medical help right away.

5. Attend Follow-Up Appointments: It’s important for the patient to go to all follow-up appointments so the doctor can check their recovery and adjust treatment if needed.

6. Lifestyle Changes: Once they’re stable, they might need to change their diet and exercise routine and quit smoking if they haven’t already. This helps in long-term recovery and heart health.

Make sure to stay in touch with the healthcare team for the best care and advice. We hope this helps!