10 Best Healthy Heart Diet doctors in Oshiwara

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Dr. Ramisa Punjani

Sports Nutritionist

14 years of experience

51 ratings

Track Health Nutrition & Wellness Clinic Jogeshwari West, Mumbai

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Dr. Nafeesa Imteyaz

Dietitian/Nutritionist

29 years of experience

First Eat Right Clinic Powai, Mumbai + 36 more

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Dr. Rupesh Singh

Sexologist

24 years of experience

Dr.singh's Advanced Homoeopathy For Cancer Kidney & Diabetes Andheri West, Mumbai + 2 more

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Dr. Anjum Shaikh

Sports Nutritionist

22 years of experience

Anjum's Diet & Wellness Andheri West, Mumbai

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Dr. Sargam Mehta

Dietitian/Nutritionist

18 years of experience

Shaypes - Slimming And Wellness Centre Andheri West, Mumbai

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Dr. Vidusha Prashar

Dietitian/Nutritionist

18 years of experience

Vidusha's Go Natural Weight Loss Jogeshwari East, Mumbai + 1 more

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Dr. Sneha Saklecha

Dietitian/Nutritionist

10 years of experience

Criticare Hospital Andheri West, Mumbai + 1 more

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Dr. Elina Dawoodani

Dietitian/Nutritionist

9 years of experience

Diet Funda Andheri West, Mumbai

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Questions & Answers on "Healthy Heart Diet" (207)

My father is suffering from sever triple blockage in arteries, admitted to hospital but as he is a obese person they refuse to do cabg he weighed 92 kg now,they have put one stent but 2 arteries are left with 100 % blockage, is there any problem in future ,can he do regular activities ,he is an advocate . please beg you answer this .Is there any issues found that 2 blocked arteries ???

As per my understanding, the patient seems to have triple vessel disease and the doctor has put one stent, but two other arteries having 100% blockage are left untreated. The ideal treatment for triple vessel disease is CABG, but there may be some more underlying factors due to which the cardiologist may have advise against CABG. You can always take a second opinion from other cardiologists, who on evaluating the patient and the reports will guide and clear all your doubts. Consult some of the Best Cardiologists in Mumbai, or any other city. Hope our answer helps you.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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How can I feel better about my average heart rate? It’s beating very slowly at the moment. I’m

Male | 19

Your HEART rate may be normal for you.... Consult DOCTOR...

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Hello. I was sitting on the couch on my phone and started feeling a pain and comes and goes on my left arm. After a few minutes I started massaging my shoulder and back and it stopped. 1h after when I was falling asleep it came back and I massaged again and it stopped. Is it something I need to worry about?

Female | 24

Pain on the left arm can be one sign of a heart attack. These signs are more serious if a person has other risk factors, like high blood pressure, smoking, or a family history of heart disease. A cardiologist should be visited for more thorough investigations

Answered on 23rd May '24

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What could cause left and right upper chest pain, back pain and stomach pain

Female | 26

Left and right upper chest pain, back pain and stomach pain could be caused by a number of factors . Some of the possible causes are heart attack, acid reflux, pneumonia, anxiety , or muscle strain . It's important to SEEK medical attention if your symptoms persist or worsen. Your doctor can perform TESTS to determine the underlying cause and recommend appropriate TREATMENT. In the meantime, try to rest and avoid physical activity that may exacerbate your symptoms .

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Bp range is 90 160 is need to consult doctor it's emergency condition or not

Female | 59

A blood pressure reading between 90/60 and 160/100 is usually fine. However, if your BP stays above 160/100, it's important to see a cardiologist. High blood pressure can be dangerous and may lead to serious health issues like heart disease, even without symptoms. Eating healthy and quitting bad habits can help manage hypertension, but it's best to consult a doctor for personalized advice.