Dr sanjay Gupta discusses coronary disease
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- Опубліковано 16 січ 2018
- I am not Dr Sanjay Gupta from CNN who recently commented on President Trump's calcium score. I am a cardiologist in the UK but I thought I would use this opportunity to educate people on what coronary disease means and how to reduce your likelihood of reducing the chances of firstly developing it and secondly stopping it from progressing.
Thankyou so much Dr Sahab. Kindly start some more discussion on HyperAcidity and its Impact on Heart.
Thank you for creating educational videos. I watch quite a bit. I've experienced SVT and sinus pauses for about 9 months now. Your videos are very helpful in understanding the differences with heart diseases, etc.
Dear Sanjay, what an excellent video on Coronary Disease, you know your subject and combine your knowledge with common sense.
I was wondering when you'd correct that misunderstanding. I did by a quick google search when I first found your channel. Thanks for another informative and helpful video. All the best to you.
Hi Dr.Sanjay, it's great to see you again, what a great video it was very informative and interesting.
Ps. Can you do a video on which stethoscope cardiologists use and why?
Thank you!
Another valuable video..Thx Doc. ✌✌✌🤗🙋
Thanks for the video.
I'm a new subscriber and have learned so much from your videos. I've not seen or read much on cryotherapy treatments and very concerned about the safety of these treatments. I'm not in the medical field but common sense tells me it can't be safe for the heart. Can you do a video on this? Thank you!
Thanks sir .Please do a video on hyperviscosity.
Can you do a video on what the calcium score test is and what it means and if it is a reliable test. How else would you know if you have a bit of crude? Do you use this test in the UK? How do you determine was the arteries look like inside? Love your channel!!! Thank you.
Hey dr. Sanjay I have a quick question for you, lately I've been waking up in the middle of the night with quivering in my breathing I have had pvac and pac heart rhythms as well as bradycardia. I'm 29 years old and did a complete stress test 5 years back only the show nothing was wrong except an occasional inverted T wave. What are my chances of having developed heart failure since then?
wonderful as ever Dr. Gupta
Hi Dr. Gupta, I have recently had the good fortune to stumble across your channel and sites and am now following. Thank you for an illuminating presentation, and I apologise in advance for this long post. I don't know if you have the bandwidth for questions but I've had CHD for 20 years. First heart attack in 1999 and another episode in 2009 both of which required an angiogram and stents. I was diagnosed as T2D and changed my lifestyle as you've described and have pretty much reversed all of my metabolic syndrome BUT the big question is, for those of us in my position (blockages) who are doing this how do we know we are doing any good other than being asymptomatic? If you've got "crud" you can have regular CAC scans and see if the plaque has stabilised, but if you have had invasive treatment this doesn't seem to be an option. Is other another way? My apologies for the long post but its so frustrating not being able to get answers or guidance for people in my position. I'm sure there are others out there.
great, love your videos. alternative medicines are so interesting - such as Garlic. Clinical studies make for such interesting reading. thanks for posting
Do you recommend vitamin k2? It is suppose to keep calcium from building up in the arteries - which would be great as long as it doesn't pull calcium from hardened plaques.
With Heart Disease does it always cause blocked arteries?
I had localised chest pain with shortness of breath, ekg showed front part of the heart had ischemia, but tropinin levels is .02 & blood pressure is normal? can i still have angina?
Hi Dr, Thank you for sharing the details. Hope MRNA can help to clear the calcification in arteries. Some Dr's recommending LCHF diet for Arteries calcification.
and some Dr's recommending no grain for 2 years and calcification issue will be resolved. Please update your thoughts on this.
Lak
Thank you - dr Gupta do you think CT angiogram is accurate for calcium scoring? I am a graduate statistics student, and I have looked at studies posted by ncbi and the studies show significant evidence that CT angiogram is a good indicator for young low risk patient. What do you think?
Thanks again
Superb information from a very kind caring guy im waiting to go james cook hosp see dr sutton hopefully couple stents then 6 weeks later bruce protcol anx get my hgv licence back as my boss needs me working as well as i do thank you dr sanjay your re amazing 👍👍👍
Great video! My problem is twofold with the Mediterranean diet--1) the use of fish which has mercury and 2) oil which according to Dr Caldwell Esselstyn says, harms the endothelial cells instead I have gone on the plant based diet even though my problem does not necessary involve having a lot of calcium deposits in my arteries--I have AFib.
Wild caught fish once a month? Organic cold pressed minimal oil? With The dietitian should tell you better. Vegetables should bring the endothelium damage. Turmeric is arteroprotective
You don't find wild Salmon in the mediterranean see. Salmon is a cold water fish. Get the wild Atlantic or Sockeye Salmon or Scottish Salmon. No Mercury is Wild Salmon. However take Selenium daily to counteract heavy metals.
I’m not on Facebook but would really like to watch your videos on POTS. Would you consider putting those not already on UA-cam up on this platform so people without Facebook can watch them? Thanks!
yes of course:-) definitely
York Cardiology awesome! Thank you for all you do :)
Dr. Gupta, if I am asymptomatic, might a 99th+ percentile bone density (as determined by the standard tests for that), might it give me a high CT Coronary Angiogram score? And, if so, how may I get a more accurate assessment of my cardiac plaque risk?
Thank you,
Rick
hii, my mom got vertigo attack 5 yrs back and after that doctors prescribed aspirin as blood thinner as she had low bt and ct of blood because of that(I think) her blood didn't flow properly to the brain and astrovastine. But now she having so many side effects of aspirin and atrovatine such fluctuations in bp and heartbeat, constipation etc. I just want to know that can I replace aspirin with some nature blood thinner? and also she is not also suffering from any heart disease as her ecoh test's result was also normal(60%)and Doppler test's result was also normal. so now tell me, should she continue with these medication or should she go through some nature alternative? plzz reply sir I need your help plzz sir 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Does Trodusquemine cause rupture in plaques?
Is this drug safe,?
My CT angiogram came back as moderate plaque so I was immediately labeled with coronary artery disease and put into cardiac rehab which is scaring the burger and fries out of me. Actually I was in the ER last May for stomach spasms and my troponin level was slightly elevated 0.04 (?) After vigorously working in my garden for a couple of hours I just turned 60 years old.
This is so interesting, I do so appreciate.A better understanding and really informative.I really value your expertise and am full of praise for you. As a specialist, you are super amazing taking time to help everyone.I walk a lot and try to eat a better healthy diet.I have been recommended statins but I will not take them. I am concentrating on positive attitude and will try Mediterranean diet. Thank you for video and blessings and greetings.
aawww thank you Patricia.. you are always so warm and so encouraging
York Cardiology You are so welcome. As not only do you help others but myself included.I am extremely grateful as you are a very knowledgeable and extremely good Doctor.xx
You are the BEST. I never write comments on anything but had to say that.
how kind thank you so much!
Can 15 year olds get heart disease?
I love you
Good morning dr gupta sir
I have this problem, considering my age 77 with no heart problem except HBP and COPD GRADE 1 I of my own got done a ECG, which physician said normal but advised to show to cardio, cardio also said it is ok but let us have 128 SLICE CT CORONNARY CALCIUM SCORE which shows calcium score = 1378 and prescribed ECOSPRIN AV 75/20 for 4 months and review with fasting bs and lipid profile after 4 months. My sugar and lipid profile is normal. I m following his advice, pl advice I m disturbing you for my worry. I doubt u will read my comments due to your extreme busy life hence I m taking liberty post these facts separately via email which request pl donor mind and eliminate my worry thanking you good wishes 28/11/2019
Traditional Mediterranean diet, really! Have you seen how any pizzas and pastas are eaten by Italians and how much meat Spanish eat? Let alone the gyros souvlaki full of processed meat
It's true statins can elevate your blood sugar levels...