Nagpur: A 52-year-old woman, suffering from Eisenmenger’s syndrome, suffered from a heart blockage in a rare combination with existing conditions.
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Cardiological Intervention Dr.
Nitin Tiwari said he had swelling in the stomach and his legs beside shortness of breath when he saw it.
“The pressure on the right side of the heart increases in Eisenmenger’s syndrome.
This generally occurs in patients with a hole that is not diagnosed from the heart from birth.
Because extra blood flowing from left to right Is an indicator, “he said.
Dr.
Tiwari added that if it was not treated, extra blood entered the lungs and became a fibros.
“The pressure on the right side increases.
This leads to blood mixing.
Saturation also falls due to blue blood (deoxygenation) mixed with red blood.
The patient also looks blue.
Lips, nails, blue skin,” he said.
These patients also have blockages in one valve.
The right side of the list (inflow) chokes.
Dr.
Tiwari claims that the combination is very rare and not reported so far.
“Every Eisenmenger syndrome patient cannot be operated on,” he said.
“We blammed to open the valve.
The patient’s condition improved, he was lacking panting and swollen,” he said.