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Suggest Treatment For Acute Pain In Chest And Shoulder With Blocked Arteries
Dear Sir,
My father in law was suffering with heart problem since last two
years. He felt acute pain in chest & shoulder in June 2009 and that
time on recommendation of Dr. D K Jham Sr. Cardiologist Paras Hospital
Gurgaon, Angioplasty was done in two arteries. But the problem
continued and once again in September 2009 repeat Angioplasty was done
in new one Artery.
After two months, the problem again started. So we have consulted
another cardiologist Dr. Naresh Trihan & Dr. Ravi Kasniwal in Medanta
the Medi City, Gurgaon and as per his diagnosis the two arteries at
another location was also blocked.
So Kindly consider the case
and suggest the treatment for us.
With regards
Sanjeev K Saxena
Near Payal Talkies
Circular Road Kasganj
Distt - Kanshiram Nagar (UP)
0000
My father in law was suffering with heart problem since last two
years. He felt acute pain in chest & shoulder in June 2009 and that
time on recommendation of Dr. D K Jham Sr. Cardiologist Paras Hospital
Gurgaon, Angioplasty was done in two arteries. But the problem
continued and once again in September 2009 repeat Angioplasty was done
in new one Artery.
After two months, the problem again started. So we have consulted
another cardiologist Dr. Naresh Trihan & Dr. Ravi Kasniwal in Medanta
the Medi City, Gurgaon and as per his diagnosis the two arteries at
another location was also blocked.
So Kindly consider the case
and suggest the treatment for us.
With regards
Sanjeev K Saxena
Near Payal Talkies
Circular Road Kasganj
Distt - Kanshiram Nagar (UP)
0000
Fri, 6 Oct 2017
Hello dear and thanks for posting your query here.
I understand your concern about your father in law but as he is having recurrence of angina and there are blocked arteries, the arteries need to be opened up to supply the adequate amount of blood to the heart muscles to relieve his ischemia and anginal pain.
Afterwards he must continue taking the antiplatelets which are blood thinners for the rest of his life.
I hope this information would be of help to you.
Thanks and all the best.
I understand your concern about your father in law but as he is having recurrence of angina and there are blocked arteries, the arteries need to be opened up to supply the adequate amount of blood to the heart muscles to relieve his ischemia and anginal pain.
Afterwards he must continue taking the antiplatelets which are blood thinners for the rest of his life.
I hope this information would be of help to you.
Thanks and all the best.
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