Bengaluru: Puneeph Rajkumar has a regular training regime and additional boxing sessions followed by a steam session before he feels tired on Friday, said his family and cardiology Dr.
Ramana Rao.
While he said Puneth looked normal when he walked to his clinic, Dr.
Rao suspected that the medical condition called ‘sudden death’ caused by massive heart attacks was the cause.
He added that excessive exercises may rupture coronary arteries that cause blood clots which ultimately result in heart stops.
“He looked very normal when he walked with his wife Ashwini around 11.15 in the morning.
He said he had worked at the gym as usual, but did extra boxing and slightly billowed excessively.
While he complained without pain, the heartbeat and blood pressure was normal,” said Dr.
Rao.
Because Puneeth sweating profusely, he decided to do EKG.
“That’s where the indicator was found.
ECG showed a big stain and I took Ashwini to a different room, explaining the situation and told him to immediately shift to the hospital,” said Dr.
Rao.
Ashwini immediately decided to rush to the hospital.
“We put puneeth in his car when he complained dizzy.
I asked him to lie down.
We reached Vikram Hospital in about five minutes and I followed them,” he said.
Dr.
Rao said Puneeth did not have a history of heart complaints and did not have symptoms of blood pressure or diabetes.
“He is a picture of perfection without health problems and a very fit body,” he added.
Before going to the doctor, Puneeth spoke with the shooter ChaPathy who said he had worked with ‘Yajmanaru’ (Puneeth) for the past nine years.
“In the morning, he came out with Akka and I opened the car door for them.
I thought they went to the temple and tried to get into the car.
But he said: ‘Anna, Neenevu Ille Iri, Naanu Hogi Barthini’.
(Brother, you Stayed here, I will be back).
Then, Akka called me from the place of Dr.
Ramana Rao and told us to come because sir wasn’t feeling well.
We wondered who was sick and went there to find out that our boss had collapsed.
When we were Arriving at Vikram Hospital, I was surprised to see it on the lapkakkan.
He is a fit, happy; he has no problem.
“The night before (Thursday), Puneet attended a party organized by the composer of the music composer and did not show signs of discomfort.
“There is no fatigue.
He lubricated and cheerful as usual when he talked about various things,” the grower said.
Puneth walked to my clinic before ‘sudden death’: Doc
