Secondary Prevention After a Heart Surgery
Secondary Prevention After a Heart Surgery Heart surgery is one of the major operations. Coronary artery disease or blockage in the arteries is a metabolic
Take the first step towards a healthier heart by booking your consultation with our experienced cardiac team.
At HeartiVillage, we offer a comprehensive range of specialized heart surgery services delivered by a team of highly skilled and experienced cardiac surgeons. Our state-of-the-art facility, advanced technology, and patient-centered approach ensure that you receive the highest quality care throughout your treatment journey.
Dr. Virendar Sarwal, M.Ch is a world renowned Cardiologist and Thoracic Surgeon in Chandigarh in North India. Dr Sarwal is member of Society of Thoracic Surgens, USA and also a member of Heart Valve Society, USA. Till date he has performed about 8,000 heart surgeries with a total exposer to about 12,000 surgries. Dr Sarwal is Heart-Specialist and has a rich experience of very state of art heart institutes in India as well as abroad. He started his career with Escort Heart Institute ,New Delhi, Batra Hospital, New Delhi and Apollo Hospital ,New Delhi . He joined the faculty of PGIMER , Chandigarh, India as Assistant Professor and was instrumental in starting the Coronary Bypass programme and designing the upcoming Advanced Cardiac Centre . He was Director (Medical) of City Hospital& Heart Institute, Chandigarh. He was the Chief Surgeon at Malhotra Heart Institute,New Delhi which was in international news when he operated upon a PAKISTANI CHILD “ALI” a high risk case at the age of 9 months.
When it comes to your heart health, choosing the right hospital for your surgical needs is crucial. At Dsfinserv, we are committed to providing exceptional care and optimal outcomes for our patients. Here’s why you should choose us for your heart surgery
1. Stop smoking: Nourish yourself with a handful of sunflower seeds and a cup of nettle or oat straw infusion daily for 4 to 6 weeks before quitting. Sunflower seeds reduce the body’s craving for nicotine by filling the nicotine receptor sites. The infusions strengthen blood vessels and nerves and cushions the impact of withdrawal.
2. Touch and be touched: Many scientific studies have shown that people who were touched lovingly every day had significantly fewer heart problems than the control group.
3. Eat seaweeds: They have been shown to stabilize blood pressure, regulate levels of triglycerides, phospholipids and cholesterols, they dissolve fatty build-ups in the blood vessels, they can restore cardiac efficiency and prolong the life of the heart muscle, and they encourage a steady heart beat.
4. Eat foods rich in beta-carotenes: They can cut your risk of a stroke by 40 percent. Foods rich in beta-carotenes include carrots, cabbage, winter squash, sweet potatoes, dark leafy greens, apricots, and seaweed. (We try to include a few beta-carotene rich recipes in every issue of Eat Well Naturally and Green Cuisine.)
Secondary Prevention After a Heart Surgery Heart surgery is one of the major operations. Coronary artery disease or blockage in the arteries is a metabolic
Bypass Surgery is Better to Dodge Death reatment of blockages in the heart arteries is done from two viewpoints- one to improve quality of life
Bypass Surgery is the Best Option Blockage in the heart arteries or the coronary artery disease is the single largest killer all over the world.
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