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Gasping after 14 days of Angioplasty
My Dad is still gasping after 14 days of Angioplasty.
He had Angioplasty at Ruby Hall Clinic from Dr. Shirish M.S. Hiremath.
Few days back he had BNP test and it was 162.
Don't know how to cure because Dr. Hiremath is very busy and out of town for 2 days.
His assistant Doctors (Dr. Deore and Dr Ganeshwala) are not able to give him better treatment.
Can someone assist us how to stop gasping?
Note: Brilinta is closed 4-5 days back to get rid of gasping and Prasuvas (Prasugrel) is started (1 after breakfast). But still Dad is gasping (comparatively better but 20-30% only).
Gasping persist in morning and whenever he do some small works (like coming from washroom).
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Dr. Sanjeev Kumar
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19 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Brillianta causes breathing problem will go slowly about 2-3 weeks
Bnp normal means he is safe
Symptoms improving that means you are on write track
Nothing to worry
Watch for few more days
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breathing exercises
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