haloo every body my name is farrukh sohail i am frm pakistan and i am a cardic patient need help for by pass?
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Indian government permits private corporate hospitals to import medical equipment duty free or with concessional duty.In return 10% of patients in Indian corporate hospitals should be treated free.Approach Indian embasy in Pakistan.They can sponser you to a corporate hospital in India where cardiac surgeries are performed routinely.
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only when u r a heart patient.
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You are LUCKY you still alive. You need to seek medical help. If you don't see Dr. your stupidity will kill you.
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why don't you ask your teacher? I find it very disturbing that the person that drew my blood the other day may have been taught how to do it by someone on yahoo. Gee whats next a Dr. asking the best way to perform a heart transplant.
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Jordan1call\nwhile i were in   I C U  from chest pain  at  3.00am\nsuddenly every thing goes O.K  and my body hell \nDepend on\n1)First depend on GOD  ألله  \n2)Then charity as MOHAMMAD peace be upon him said hell your \n   patients by charity\n3)Then on doctors and medicine\nand saaaaaaalam
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go to the hospital u were born in and ask them
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OK what is up with this heart attack stuff..My husband and now your mom. \nShe will be in my prayers. Keep us posted about her updates. Take your laptop and keep in touch.\nI had a very hard time and still am dealing with it all. I come here to escape it all..I took my lap top in one day in his room and the Doctor asked me  have you heard of that Yahoo Q&A and I said yes and I showed him this one and he said there is this one babe from and he stopped and said no way...And I said yes..Funny small world................So you wanted new.........\n\nI  have  official made the commitment to take my road trip. I just emailed my family and told them that I was going and if they were not going to support me on this one OWell things happen..\nIt just hit me I need to do this regardless of life and what is going on. LOL for me
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Geez, you need to ask your cardiologist about this.  What is your ejection fraction?  What is the cause of the blockage?  What is your current activity level?  I am sure he will tell you that you need to have a stress test if you haven't had one already.\n\nOn the other hand, if it is safe to exercise at all, the *best* place to start is with a cardiac rehabilitation program run by a hospital.  If you live in or near a major city, there is certainly at least one such program in your, and maybe several.  Ask your doctor.  \n\nCardiac rehab has you exercise--on a treadmill for example--while you are connected (wirelessly) to a heart monitor that is watched by a nurse.  The nurse can tell immediately if you even start to get into trouble.  I cannot emphasize how much confidence it gave me after heart surgery.  I was so nervous at first about going out to walk on my own.  But this way, I could push myself a little without any worry.  If I had a problem, they would see it probably even before I felt it.  And if something really bad happened, I was right there in the hospital.  \n\nMost insurance will pay for the cost of cardiac rehab, usually with a time limit of 3 months (assuming 3 visits per week).  It saved my life, and I'm sure that if you can exercise at all, this is the best way to get your life back.  Best of luck!!
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This happened to me last December.  I wound up in ICU.  What to do about my disabled/non-driver husband, the house, getting around etc.  The Hospital I was in sent a Case Manager (an RN with Social Services training etc) to visit me in.  She really helped.  I could not believe the amount of available services in my area.  There are Catholic Charities, Jewish Chariles, Lutheran Charities,  none of whom care what (or if) your religion is.  There is a low/no fee medical or seniors transportation service.  The list went on and on.  If you have the $ or not, services are available.   Hopefully,  so are REAL friends!!
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Assalam-o-Alaikum\n\nPrayers are prescribed five times a day as a duty towards Allah. They strengthen and enliven the belief in Allah and inspire man to a higher morality. They purify the heart and control the temptation towards wrong doing and evil. It should be stressed that while Allah does not need our prayers we cannot survive without His blessings and guidance. “0 you who believe! Seek help with patient perseverance and prayer, for Allah is with those who patiently persevere.” (Holy Qur'an 2:153) \n\nIt is good that you are trying to learn Namaz, which is one of important pillars of Islam. For this I would suggest that you should contact Imam of nearest Masjid in your locality. \n\nI've found a good website on 'how to offer Namaz' in Urdu language. Visit if you understand Urdu:\nhttp://www.noor-e-hadis.com/namaz_ka_tareqa.htm\n\nGood Luck!
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I' m not sure why at this point someone has not addressed surgery. Is she being followed by a cardiologist? Unless something else is the cause of what sounds to be heart failure, it seems like her regurg. is finally become symptomatic. Has no one approached her about surgery? Has she been told for some reason that she is inoperable? You definetely don't want to jump into surgery if you dont need to. I feel like I need more info to adequately answer your question though. What I would do is direct these questions towards her doctor, preferably a cardiologist. Has she had a heart cath yet?  If not, maybe see if its time. Email me if you find out more or if you have anymore questions. Im a RN in the cardiovascular ICU, I specialize in heart surgery. Good luck to you guys!
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I think you should ask your doctor or the person performing the service
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Wow how paranoid are you?  You are thinking that your doctors would actually refer you, and perform an open heart surgery without it being indicated?  Do you think it is useful to be so distrustful of your health care providers?  I know doctors move quickly and don't take time to explain things.  Believe me, when you already are working very long days and nights and not keeping up, taking more time with each patient is difficult to do.  Nonetheless, doctors got into the business because they are there to help.  Ask questions if you don't understand.  Do your own research and inform yourself about some of the basic workings of your own physiology.  Its one thing to answer questions but sometimes as a health professional, you need to lay a whole ground work with a patient before your answer would make any sense to them.  This is very time consuming.  So learn about yourself and how your heart works if you don't already know.\nTry this link for reliable information\nhttp://www.mayoclinic.com/health/heart-disease/HB99999\n\nNow to answer your question about the "silent heart attack."  We do see this with patients frequently.  There are EKG changes that are consistent with certain parts of the cardiac muscle no longer working.  Other tests (e.g. echocardiograms, myograms)  can give similar results.  My personal feeling about this is that this is either chronically occluded small vessel disease or a congenital defect rather than a full blown event like we typically think of with a heart attack.  This makes the most sense in that over time small vessels become more and more blocked, progressively starving the heart muscle of oxygenated blood.  Eventually an area of the heart dies off.  It happens so slowly that there never is pain, shortness of breath, sweating, etc.  When the area of heart muscle dies, there are changes in monitoring devices like EKG's giving rise to the diagnosis of a "silent heart attack."  Whatever the source it means that there is a part of your heart that no longer contracts and pumps blood like it should.  At minimum this predisposes you for congestive heart failure...which has a high incidence of mortality or morbidity.  If I were you, I would listen to the medical people.  Your life and quality of life will depend on it.\n\nGood luck.
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contact dr dheeraj bhojwani.he arranges second opinions and medical treatments in delhi and mumbai for patients atr low cost and gets them second opinion from doctors all across in best hospitals of India.\n\nhis number is -093711346499
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I don't know. But, my heart goes out to you for whom ever you are inquiring about. Just treat each day as if it is the last even when there are no medical problems! God Bless
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Try email address clare.wilde@wmsha.nhs.uk hope you get sorted.
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I have taken numerous cardiac classes and would like to help you, but I need more information. What do you mean "working off 60% of its power"? Did your specialist measure your MABP? If you'd like to give me more info so I can help you out you can e-mail me @ mary.edwards4543@my.sinclair.edu