With the increase of winter in Kanpur, the number of heart attack and brain attack patients has increased. On Tuesday, three patients died of heart attack while two patients died of brain attack. Within 24 hours, 15 brain attack patients have been admitted to Halat. A total of 25 patients have suffered brain attack here.
Experts say that 80 percent of the patients are those who did not take blood pressure medicine on time or left it in between. As soon as melting increased, the blood pressure of these patients suddenly increased and there was a brain attack. Ashutosh Kumar (46), a resident of Nawabganj, died of a brain attack. He was brought to Halat but was declared brought dead after investigation. Similarly, Niranjan (67) of Barra suffered a brain attack. After showing them to the regional doctor, the relatives brought them to Halat.
But on the way, blood came from the nose and ear and died. Similarly, Ram Naresh (67) of Bidhanu, Karamchand (62) of Azadnagar and Gyanendra Sonkar (51) of Devnagar were brought dead in cardiology emergency. He was a patient of hypertension. Ramnaresh and Karamchand were old heart patients. Gyanendra Sonkar is said to be a resident of Rewa. He used to work in a private company here. Professor Vinay Krishna, director of cardiology, says that heart patients face problems in winter. There is a need to be alert in this season.
advisory
– Get blood pressure checked
Those who are already patients, monitor blood pressure in the morning and evening.
Do not stop taking blood pressure medicine under any circumstances.
Go to the doctor and get the dosage of the medicine corrected.
If gas is being produced continuously, then show it to the doctor.
Don’t go out for a walk in the early morning.
Do not suddenly go from a warm room to a cool environment.
Hypertension patients should avoid late night party and travel.
Take light and nutritious food at night.
Go to sleep after one and half hour of dinner.
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With the increase of winter in Kanpur, the number of heart attack and brain attack patients has increased. On Tuesday, three patients died of heart attack while two patients died of brain attack. Within 24 hours, 15 brain attack patients have been admitted to Halat. A total of 25 patients have suffered brain attack here.
Experts say that 80 percent of the patients are those who did not take blood pressure medicine on time or left it in between. As soon as melting increased, the blood pressure of these patients suddenly increased and there was a brain attack. Ashutosh Kumar (46), a resident of Nawabganj, died of a brain attack. He was brought to Halat but was declared brought dead after investigation. Similarly, Niranjan (67) of Barra suffered a brain attack. After showing them to the regional doctor, the relatives brought them to Halat.
Ritika
