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My father is 72 years old. His heart capacity is 15% only. He had a bypass 14 years back. Again all the arteries including the bypass arteries are blocked. Is it medically advisable to go for bypass surgery again? The doctors have warned that since the heart is weak, another bypass surgery is dangerous. Can anyone from the medical field throw more light. His condition is precarious now. One more condition he has is that his heart's valve also has a leakage due to which the water gets into the lungs. Due to this he has a lot of breathing problems. This condition is also known as pulmonary edema. Has any one got a solution or drugs. Your father should take the advice of his doctors or get a second opinion and make his own decision regarding this. Yes, it is a difficult decision. Some people have pulled through this (My grandfather did and he was at 20% capacity and 75 at the time and had previous bypass before then also, he died at the age of 79). Some do not make it through the surgery unfortunately though. My other grandfather had 15% heart capacity, did not go through another bypass (he had one previously also) and lived almost 5 years without undergoing the operation. It depends upon the person and the severity of their condition. I know that you may want someone to tell you what best decision to make as I know you are very concerned, but there are no guarantees either way, that is only a decision that your father can make. Even with the best doctors and best advice, he is the only one who can weigh the pros and cons and make the final decision. Also there are not many doctors on this site, if any. Some people say they are and they might be or they may not be, as some say that and you can tell by their answers they are not doctors, BUT ALWAYS REMEMBER they cannot tell you anything definite without a thorough examination of your father. Your father has every right to seek another professional opinion and then go from there with his decision. I wish you and your father the best. THERE IS NOT MUCH YOU CAN DO AT THIS TIME.SOMETIMES THE HEART DOES ITS OWN BYPASSES BUT I THINK ITS TO LATE FOR THAT. bypass surgery can prove fatal.Go according to ur doctor's advise. i have seen a person who was advised bypass within week in 1997. but he refuse and only he slowed his all activitywith regular medicine.he told doctor that he never doing any activity passed. even today his helth is batter and he walked 3 km daily.only way to take medicine as per doctor advice and minimised activity. dont take risk of bypass in this age The problem is that Hindus call themselves vegetarians but still avoid essential vegetarian food like onions and garlic especially the latter. If we take garlic in large quantities regularly well cooked with other food on a daily basis, no one needs to get bypass surgery done as arteries will never get blocked. For blocked arteries do these exercises everyday.You will see the benefits within weeks as you start to feel generally healthy and the next test will show an improvement.Keep a check on your BP. Continue the exercise once a day, after you are better. DEAR FRIEND, With 15% EF rate, if he goes for bypass, he will not come out alive. There are very good ayurvedic remedies such as Rudved/Cardoved/suved etc. they will improve the myocardial perfusion and functional stability. Check in google for more details. IV CHELATION AND OXIDATION. |
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