10 Best Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting doctors in Mrc Nagar

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Dr. I Sathyamurthy

Cardiologist

54 years of experience

Apollo Spectra Hospitals Mrc Nagar, Chennai + 2 more

Next available - Sunday

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Dr. G. Manohar

Cardiologist

33 years of experience

Fortis Hospital Malar Adyar, Chennai

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Dr. K.p Shamsuddeen

Cardiologist

33 years of experience

St.isabel's Hospital Mylapore, Chennai

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Dr. B. Mohan

Interventional Cardiologist

35 years of experience

Mgm Healthcare Aminjikarai, Chennai + 1 more

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Dr. Immaneni Sathyamurthy

Cardiologist

54 years of experience

Apollo Spectra Hospital Alwarpet, Chennai

Next available - Sunday

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Dr. Cecily Mary Majella

Cardiologist

28 years of experience

Apollo Spectra Hospitals Mrc Nagar, Chennai + 2 more

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Dr. E Babu

Cardiologist

22 years of experience

Fortis Hospital Malar Adyar, Chennai

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Dr. Rudrappa

Cardiologist

28 years of experience

Fortis Hospital Malar Adyar, Chennai

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Dr. B. Madan Mohan

Cardiologist

33 years of experience

M M Heart Care Adyar, Chennai + 1 more

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Questions & Answers on "Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting" (208)

I have a heart rate of around 96 during resting, and could rise up to 110 or 111 during resting. I calculated this through Apple Watch.

Male | 15

The heart rate between 60-100 beats per minute is normal, but 96-111 BPM is not normal during the resting period and may indicate an underlying condition. You should consult a cardiologist for an evaluation if you additionally have these symptoms.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Mitral stenosis problem done pbmv in 2009

Male | 28

it is recommended that you have a check-up from time to time if you had mitral stenosis before or have had a pbmv procedure. You need a cardiologist if you have shortness of breath, fatigue or chest pain. It is important to see doctor early to avoid any further issues.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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I have upset stomach bloating and shortness of breath

Female | 45

Experiencing upset stomach, bloating, and shortness of breath can be caused due to gastrointestinal issues, food intolerances, or other medical conditions. Consult a good hospital where they can evaluate your condition and perform the tests required.. and recommend medications or diet changes, and evaluate if shortness of breath is related to the stomach symptoms or requires a separate assessment by a cardiologist.

Answered on 26th Oct '24

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Hii,my hubby has undergone AVR in 2018 n he is a patient of Takayasu artiritis getting treated for this as during the surgery his Aorta size was 4.8 cm so doctor suggested only valve surgery n now after 2 yrs he is getting dizzy as something is gushing from chest to head n he feel dizzy n hot in head. plzz reply me why this is happening.

Takayasu's arteritis is a rare type of vasculitis disease. In Takayasu's arteritis, the inflammation damages the aorta, the pulmonary artery and major arteries that arise from the aorta. TA is also known as aortic arch syndrome. Treatment is medications and surgical approach like bypass, vessel widening and aortic valve repair or replacement. Regarding the symptoms experienced, you need to consult a cardiologist. Let him evaluate the patient and guide you accordingly. You can also refer to other experts for their second opinions - 10 Best Cardiologist in India.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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I am 62 year old. I have been taking medicine for last 4-5 year. Heart pumping was set at 42% from last 3 year , but I had got heat attack 2 times and now pumping work at 30% and No blockage, now what should I will do ?

Male | 62

You should consult a cardiologist as soon as possible to determine how well your heart functions. A drop from 42% pumping to the level of 30% is considerable, and it may call for a modification in medication or other therapy. Heart health must be taken care of by the specialist to avoid further heart attacks.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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