Ohm heart care

24/05/2026

Hypertension (High Blood Pressure)
“Silent Killer” — अक्सर बिना लक्षण के शरीर को नुकसान पहुँचाता है
What is Hypertension?
जब Blood Pressure लगातार 140/90 mmHg या उससे अधिक रहता है, उसे Hypertension कहते हैं.
यह धीरे-धीेरे Heart, Brain, Kidney और Eyes को नुकसान पहुँचा सकता है.
Common Risk Factors
Excess salt intake (ज्यादा नमक)
Stress and anxiety
Obesity / lack of exercise
Smoking & alcohol
Diabetes
Family history
Poor sleep
Common Symptoms
अक्सर कोई लक्षण नहीं होता, लेकिन कभी-कभी:
Headache
Dizziness
Palpitations
Breathlessness
Blurred vision
Chest discomfort
Why is it Dangerous?
Uncontrolled BP can lead to:
Heart attack
Stroke (Brain attack)
Heart failure
Kidney damage
Vision loss
How to Prevent & Control?
Salt कम करें
Daily walking / exercise
Weight control
Stop smoking & alcohol
Stress management
Regular BP check-up
Medicines नियमित लें
Important Message
“BP normal महसूस होने से नहीं, मशीन से पता चलता है.”
Regular BP monitoring and early treatment can save life.
For persistent high BP, chest pain, breathlessness or recurrent dizziness, consult a qualified cardiologist.

24/05/2026

24/05/2026

Public awareness on world hypertension day

02/05/2026

🫀 CHEST PAIN
When is it related to HEART DISEASE?
⚠️ Suspect HEART-RELATED chest pain if:
✔️ Central chest pressure/heaviness
✔️ Pain spreading to left arm / jaw / back
✔️ Triggered by walking, exertion, stress
✔️ Lasts more than 5 minutes
✔️ Relieved by rest
🚨 Associated warning signs:
Shortness of breath
Sweating
Nausea or vomiting
Dizziness or fainting
👉 These increase the chances of a heart problem
🔴 High-risk individuals:
Diabetes
High BP
Smoking
High cholesterol
Family history of heart disease
⛔ EMERGENCY – Don’t ignore!
Severe chest pain at rest
Pain lasting >15–20 minutes
Not getting relief with rest
Associated sweating or breathlessness
👉 Possible HEART ATTACK – Rush to hospital immediately
❗ May NOT be heart-related if:
Sharp, pinpoint pain
Changes with breathing or position
Pain on pressing chest
Related to acidity/food
🩺 Don’t take chest pain lightly. Early diagnosis saves life.
👨‍⚕️ Dr. Sushil Kumar Gupta
Consultant Cardiologist
📞 Contact: 9471894487
📍 Ohm Heart Care & Child Centre
(Scan QR code for location)

01/05/2026

Breathlessness (Shortness of Breath) is a common symptom—but not always harmless. It can be related to heart, lungs, anemia, or even anxiety. The key is recognizing when it may be cardiac and needs urgent attention.
🫀 BREATHLESSNESS? DON’T IGNORE IT!
❗ When to Visit a Cardiologist
🚨 Visit Immediately (Emergency)
Sudden severe breathlessness
Difficulty breathing at rest or while lying down
Waking up at night gasping for air
Chest pain or pressure
Palpitations, fainting, or dizziness
Swelling of legs
⏳ Visit Early (Warning Signs)
Breathlessness on mild activity (walking, stairs)
Gradually increasing shortness of breath
Easy fatigue with daily work
Reduced exercise capacity
⚠️ You Are at Higher Risk If You Have:
High Blood Pressure
Diabetes
Previous heart disease
Smoking history
🧠 Heart-Related Clues
Symptoms worsen on lying down
Relief on sitting upright
Associated leg swelling
✅ DON’T WAIT – EARLY CHECKUP SAVES LIFE
👨‍⚕️ Dr. Sushil Kumar Gupta
MBBS, MD (Medicine), DrNB (Cardiology)
Consultant Cardiologist
🏥 Ohm Heart Care & Child Centre
📞 9471894487
📍 Scan QR Code for Location

30/04/2026

❤️ Heart Failure
📌 Definition
Heart failure is a condition in which the heart is unable to pump enough blood to meet the body’s needs. It does not mean the heart has stopped, but that it is working less efficiently.
⚠️ Persons at Risk to Develop Heart Failure
People with the following conditions are at higher risk:
High blood pressure (hypertension)
Coronary artery disease / previous heart attack
Diabetes mellitus
Obesity
Chronic kidney disease
Valvular heart disease
Long-standing anemia
Excessive alcohol intake or smoking
Family history of heart disease
Elderly population
🚨 Common Symptoms
Shortness of breath (especially on exertion or lying down)
Swelling of legs, ankles, or abdomen
Easy fatigue and weakness
Persistent cough (sometimes with frothy sputum)
Rapid or irregular heartbeat
Sudden weight gain (due to fluid retention)
Reduced exercise capacity
🩺 When to Visit a Cardiologist
Seek medical attention if you have:
Breathlessness even at rest or worsening symptoms
Chest pain or pressure
Sudden swelling of legs or rapid weight gain
Frequent nighttime breathlessness (waking up gasping)
Persistent fatigue affecting daily activities
History of heart disease with new symptoms
⚡ Emergency Signs (Go to hospital immediately)
Severe breathlessness
Chest pain suggestive of heart attack
Fainting or loss of consciousness
Pink frothy sputum (pulmonary edema)

29/04/2026

Brief knowledge on Heart attack , high BP in young people
Will present on each topic separately in my coming videos.

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27/04/2026

Taking a small step towards a healthier community ❤️

I’m initiating a public health awareness series on this platform with the aim of spreading reliable, practical knowledge about heart health. Many serious cardiac conditions can be prevented or managed better with early awareness and timely action.

Over the coming days, I will be sharing simple, easy-to-understand information about common heart-related problems — their symptoms, risk factors, prevention, and when to seek medical help.

The goal is not just to inform, but to empower you and your loved ones to make healthier choices and recognize warning signs early.

Stay connected, stay informed, and take care of your heart. 💙

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26/04/2026

🫀 HEART ATTACK IN YOUNG PEOPLE (AGE < 45)
Know the Risk • Act Early • Save Lives
⚠️ RISK FACTORS
🚬 Smoking / To***co use
🍔 Unhealthy diet (high fat, junk food)
🧘‍♂️ Stress, anxiety & poor sleep
🩺 High BP, Diabetes, High cholesterol
⚖️ Obesity & sedentary lifestyle
🧬 Family history of heart disease
💊 Substance abuse (co***ne, steroids, etc.)
🚨 WARNING SIGNS
Chest pain or pressure (may radiate to arm/jaw)
Sudden breathlessness
Excessive sweating
Palpitations or dizziness
Nausea / vomiting
👉 Symptoms may be mild or atypical in young patients—don’t ignore!
🔍 HOW IS IT DIAGNOSED?
🖥️ ECG (Electrocardiogram)
🧪 Cardiac biomarkers (Troponin test)
❤️ Echocardiography
🏥 Coronary Angiography (if needed)
🛡️ PREVENTION TIPS
Quit smoking 🚭
Regular exercise (30 min daily) 🏃‍♂️
Healthy balanced diet 🥗
Stress & sleep management 😴
Regular health check-ups 🩺
👨‍⚕️ Dr. Sushil Kumar Gupta
MBBS, MD (Medicine), DrNB Cardiology
Consultant Cardiologist
📍 Ohm Heart Care & Child Centre
📍 Nawab Bahadur Road, Paschim Darwaza, Patna - 800008
📞 9471894487
❤️ “Young Age Doesn’t Mean Zero Risk – Stay Heart Smart!”

16/04/2026

❤️ Pacemaker Implantation
A Life-Saving Treatment for Slow Heart Rate
A pacemaker is a small device implanted under the skin of the chest to help control abnormal or slow heartbeats.
🔹 When is it needed?
Persistent slow heart rate (bradycardia)
Heart block
Fainting, dizziness, or fatigue due to low heart rate
🔹 How does it help?
The pacemaker sends electrical signals to the heart to maintain a normal and regular heartbeat.
🔹 Procedure
Simple and safe procedure
Done under local anesthesia
Usually completed within 1–2 hours
🔹 Benefits
✔ Prevents fainting and dizziness
✔ Improves energy and quality of life
✔ Helps maintain normal heart rhythm
🔹 After Implantation
Quick recovery
Regular follow-up needed
Most patients return to normal daily activities
📍 Consult:
Dr. Sushil Kumar Gupta
MBBS, MD (Medicine), DrNB (Cardiology)
Consultant Cardiologist
📞 Contact: 9471894487
📍 Nawab Bahadur Road, Paschim Darwaza, Patna – 800008