Post-Covid heart attack, stress on rise

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Post-Covid heart attack, stress on rise

Wednesday, 29 September 2021 | PNS | Gurugram

There is a steep rise in the number of young recovered Covid patients between 17 to 35 who have suffered from heart problems such as chest pain, blood clots, heart attack, heart rhythm, cardiac arrest, heart-swelling, heart failure, low pump capacity, abnormal heartbeat and also suffered from obesity, stress and depression.

Speaking about the problem, Dr T S Kler, Chairman, Fortis Heart & Vascular Institute, Fortis Memorial Research Institute, Gurugram said, To keep the heart's normal functional post-covid patients after two months should go for a regular heart screening, exercise or yoga for at least half an hour, walking, stick to a healthy diet, stay physically active and take medication as suggested by the doctor.

Kler said coronavirus causes clots in the heart vein which resulting sudden heart attack however, he said it can be deal only with timely treatment. Also due to covid fear people were worried and due to lockdown, they were not able to travel anywhere which causes obesity, stress and depression problems among them.

He further said covid has also led to cardiac injury in people who were free of any heart disease. Thus, there is a large number of people who have suffered from heart problems.

Dr Kler highlighted, "After getting infected with Coronavirus, patients are suffering several heart ailments even after two-three months. After the second wave of the covid, I have observed that every day one or two young age groups of patients are suffering from heart ailments post covid.

He said, "Those who have developed chest pain post-Covid recovery or those who have already suffered from heart problems and have got infected with Covid-19 should go for cardiac tests to know the functioning of the heart".

Apart from this, Dr Kler and his team had recently performed a complex surgery on a 17-year-old girl from Sikkim and save her life at Fortis Gurugram. She was suffering from a rare kind of arrhythmia, called Junctional Tachycardia, which is very uncommon in youngsters at her age.

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