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Former cricket superstar Sourav Ganguly has suffered a heart attack. The current president of the Indian Cricket Board is now hospitalized. A blockage has been found in three arteries that supply blood to the heart. Angioplasty was performed in one of them and a ‘stent’ was placed. The other two will also have ‘stents’, hospital sources said, citing hospital sources. Currently this superstar is safe.
This Saturday morning, while walking on the treadmill at his home gym, Saurabh suddenly fell ill due to chest pain. He himself called a private hospital in Alipore, South Kolkata. They rushed him to the hospital. Sourav does. Now you have to stay in the hospital for at least four or five more days. Doctors say that the ‘golden hour’ is important for these types of diseases. In medical terms, the ‘golden hour’ is the next 6 hours of illness.
Many people do not understand or pay attention when they have a mild heart attack. Many times I think there is a problem with the gas. As a result, many people take antiseptic or similar medications. There is no cure for the actual disease. If it remains in that condition for 6 hours, but the danger is inevitable. However, if treatment is started within 6 hours after illness, great danger can be avoided. That is what happened in the Sourav case. The great danger was avoided as Sourav himself called the hospital. As a result, Saurabh’s condition is stable for the time being. His blood pressure and pulse are normal.
A five-member medical board has been formed to treat Sourav. Board member Aftab Khan said: “He had a mild heart attack. But he called himself and went to the hospital. Then the great danger has been avoided. You have had a stent placed under local anesthesia. It is aware and aware. He also spoke to us. Now we are not thinking about bypass surgery. We thought it was appropriate to place the stent. We want him to be completely healthy for now. ‘
According to the doctors, three of Saurabh’s arteries were “blocked.” One of them had a 90 percent blockage in an artery. Doctors believe that the problem started from there. When Sourav was admitted to the hospital that day, his pulse was 60 beats per minute. Blood pressure was 130/60. Results of other tests on the body returned normal, the hospital’s medical bulletin said. His wife Donna and daughter Sana are by Saurabh’s side all the time. The West Bengal state government is also conducting regular searches.
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