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Getting a stent saved your life. But your journey doesn’t end when you leave the hospital. What you do after angioplasty determines whether you stay healthy or face problems again. Here’s a sobering fact: In-stent restenosis (re-blockage) occurs in about 1 in 4 patients who undergo angioplasty with stenting. The good news? Most cases are […]

Facing a decision about heart treatment can feel overwhelming. Should you choose angioplasty or bypass surgery? Both procedures can save your life, but they work differently and suit different situations. Understanding the differences between these treatments helps you make the right choice for your heart health. Let’s break down everything you need to know. What

Planning for angioplasty surgery? Understanding the costs involved is crucial for making informed decisions. In India, angioplasty has become one of the most commonly performed cardiac procedures, with approximately 4.5 lakh patients undergoing this life-saving treatment annually. This comprehensive guide breaks down angioplasty costs in India for 2026, helping you plan your treatment without financial

220 million Indians have hypertension. Only 12% have it under control. High blood pressure is India’s silent killer. It damages your heart quietly for years. By the time symptoms appear, serious damage may already be done. The numbers are alarming. Of the estimated 220 million people in India living with hypertension, only 12% have their

Atrial fibrillation increases your stroke risk by five times. But advanced treatments in Jaipur can protect you. If you have AFib or suspect it, understanding your options could save your life. In India, millions live with atrial fibrillation. Many don’t know until they suffer a stroke. Dr. Prem Ratan Degawat, a leading cardiologist in Jaipur,

For years, diabetic patients with leaky heart valves faced a tough choice: undergo risky open-heart surgery or live with worsening symptoms. Today, there’s a third option. MitraClip offers a way to repair heart valves without cutting open the chest, making it ideal for diabetic patients who face higher surgical risks. The numbers tell a concerning