Why Young Indians are Getting Heart Diseases | Interventional Cardiologist Explains
Heart attacks in Indians are rising and increasingly affecting people under 30. This is no longer an “older age” disease.
In this urgent conversation, I sit down with Dr. Srinivasa Prasad B V, Interventional Cardiologist & TAVI Expert, to decode why this is happening. We discuss early warning signs, silent risk factors, angioplasty, stents, and when advanced procedures like TAVI are truly required.
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Heart attacks in Indians are rising and increasingly affecting people under 30. This is no longer an “older age” disease.
In this urgent conversation, I sit down with Dr. Srinivasa Prasad B V, Interventional Cardiologist & TAVI Expert, to decode why this is happening. We discuss early warning signs, silent risk factors, angioplasty, stents, and when advanced procedures like TAVI are truly required.
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