Looking for the best cardiologist surgeons in India who can perform CABG and MVR surgery together, preferably with valve repair. Is this combination possible and who would you recommend for this procedure?

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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Yes, performing CABG (Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting) and MVR (Mitral Valve Replacement or repair) simultaneously is a common and often necessary procedure when both conditions exist

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I've been worried because my mom, who had a pacemaker put in about 7-8 years ago due to some heart problems, is dealing with foot pain. I'm considering getting her an electric foot massager to help with that, but I'm concerned because I've heard that people with pacemakers might face issues using such electric equipment. Could using an electric foot massager affect her pacemaker or its battery life? Any advice would be really helpful.

cardiologist and psychiatric opinion is advised

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Is aortic valve replacement with a tissue valve safe for someone over 70 my dad's doctor suggested it but I'm worried about risks at his age

The risk of experiencing complications is generally higher for older people and those in generally poor health. Possible problems include: Infection ‚Äì there's a risk of wound infections, lung infections, bladder infections and heart valve infections (endocarditis). You may be given antibiotics to reduce this risk.

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Hey, I was diagnosed with mild mitral valve regurgitation prolapse back in 2010 and took medication for a couple of years. I had a follow-up in 2014 and was told everything was fine and there was nothing to worry about moving forward. Should I still be going for consultations, or is it fine if I don't? Just thinking about whether I need to keep up with any checks or if it's okay not to.

yes .cardiac opinion once a year.

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