Dr. Mukharjee Madivada

Just 7000 steps a day can cut your risk of death by nearly half! A major study in The Lancet shows that even modest step counts reduce the risk of heart disease, diabetes, dementia, depression, and more. Every step counts, literally.

A father came with his son to Pulse Heart yesterday. The 19yr old son was feeling breathless even after climbing a single flight of stairs. That may not be unusual for any of the kids who are studying for 36 hours a day to try and get into medicine or IIT. But here the kid was…

A 56 year old man came with what has become a very common problem these days. He didn’t have high BP, Sugar or high cholesterol. He is not a smoker. He is mildly overweight. He went to a hospital for a routine check up. They asked him to do a treadmill test. The test was…

Deep emotional trauma can lead to heart disease. A couple in their 50s came to me last week. They wanted to get tested for heart disease. This is despite their extremely healthy lifestyle. They did not have any risk factors for heart disease. Except, they lost their son in a…

Praying for everyone affected by the #planecrash May God bring comfort to the victims and strengthen the hands of the rescuers.

New study reveals a shocking truth: professional bodybuilders face over 5 times higher risk of sudden cardiac death compared to amateurs. Most cases show enlarged hearts and ventricular thickening. Time to rethink extreme training.

It’s time to use AI (LLM) to write judgments, (not to give judgments, that would obviously be catastrophic) and your lordships can check the veracity of the written judgment thus reducing the time needed for dispensing the cases. For this we need a locally trained LLM so that…

ఊర్లోకి కొత్త స్కామర్లు వచ్చారు జాగ్రత్త!!!

A woman in her forties came to Pulse Heart Super Speciality Hospital with her husband. She had chest pain and palpitations. After ruling out cardiac causes, I gently asked, “Have you been under any stress lately?” She didn’t say anything for a moment. Then, she started…

He came to us a few weeks ago in diabetic ketoacidosis—critically ill, dehydrated, confused. Chronic pancreatitis from years of alcohol use had ravaged his gut. Endoscopy showed severe gastropathy. His recovery in the ICU was anything but smooth. But he made it through. We…

Can you show me the trials where DCB/DEB are superior to DES? Are we over treating with DEB with only non-inferiority to its credit? Just with possible physiological benefits in mind? #CardioTwitter #IC @nadig_cardio @DrRajeshG1 @DrDeepakKrishn1 @serioustaurean @mmamas1973…

Dear Traffic police, This is not my car. The car in the picture is TS08HY4142. The message you sent is for me TS07HY4142. Previously also similar problem happened. When trying to report, it says Oops! What should I do? @HYDTP @CYBTRAFFIC

They don’t drink and drive

It is made to sound that tracheostomy saved his life. Tracheostomy is done routinely if the invasive assisted ventilation is needed for more than a week.