"I had a heart attack when I was 33 - not an age usually associated with heart attacks. I am Ram, and I will tell you what it was like to have a heart attack.
#HeartAttack #youngpeople #knowthesymptoms #SiddhaanthSuryavanshi #RIP
#HeartAttack #youngpeople #knowthesymptoms #SiddhaanthSuryavanshi #RIP
I am in a typical corporate job, and it has been a year of many changes; my wife delivered a baby, and with that came a huge change in our regular schedule.
I was constantly feeling restless and lethargic.
I was constantly feeling restless and lethargic.
I attributed it all to a lack of proper sleep, given that there was a new baby in the house.
Not for once did I stop to think that this could be something else.
It was a Monday morning, and I woke up as usual and started getting ready for work.
Not for once did I stop to think that this could be something else.
It was a Monday morning, and I woke up as usual and started getting ready for work.
By 9.30 am, I was done with breakfast and left for work.
As I parked my car and started walking towards the office, I felt very uneasy. I started to feel breathless; I got to my seat, sat down, and tried to breathe more.
Nothing helped.
As I parked my car and started walking towards the office, I felt very uneasy. I started to feel breathless; I got to my seat, sat down, and tried to breathe more.
Nothing helped.
My left hand began feeling so heavy that I could not lift it. Soon after, I started feeling cramps and a ‘pins and needles-like sensation. It was like my fingers were frozen.
My colleagues noticed my discomfort and rushed me to the hospital.
My colleagues noticed my discomfort and rushed me to the hospital.
My ECG revealed that I had suffered a heart attack.
I was wheeled in for emergency surgery. By now, the pain had spread all over, and I felt like I had been given an electric shock.
Post the surgery, I have put on at least ten pills a day.
I was wheeled in for emergency surgery. By now, the pain had spread all over, and I felt like I had been given an electric shock.
Post the surgery, I have put on at least ten pills a day.
None of which I needed to take pre-surgery.
Why was this a shocker for everyone? Because I was not overweight, even my BMI at the time of the heart attack was at an unalarming 25. No one looking at me would consider me unfit or someone likely to have a heart attack.
Why was this a shocker for everyone? Because I was not overweight, even my BMI at the time of the heart attack was at an unalarming 25. No one looking at me would consider me unfit or someone likely to have a heart attack.
But now that I look back, there were some small signs that I ignored...
Read more: thebetterindia.com/239227/heart-a…
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