On passing away of Sri Devi - A sincere request from Hippo

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anjs

@anjs

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Posted: 7 years ago

#21

Originally posted by: doczatka

Sometimes high potassium can indicate the kidney disease. It's better to get the kidneys functional test done. Doctors might ask you to stop taking high potassium food like milk, banana, oranges etc. Get her sugar A1C test done.
Best wishes

we got her admitted to the hospital, and the doctors got her creatinine levels down. Thankfully she responded well to the medicine hence dialysis wasnt needed. But We had to give her a powder mixed with water to remove the potassium from her blood. Upon seeing the blood report, the doctor immediately called me (mom was at home that time) to give one sachet on that powder, its called k-bind. Later we got her admitted and he started treatment for potassium reduction, as that was the SOS thing.

Now she is fine and we get a blood check done once a month.

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divaz

@divaz

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Posted: 7 years ago

#22

thanks for this information. We can do our best to take care of ourselves but the truth is we all have to die. Her time came too early. She looked healthy don't know what went wrong.Rest in peace.

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briahna

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Posted: 7 years ago

#23

Originally posted by: apoorvaarnav
After hearing her news, I literally ran to supermarket and brought all heart healthy stuff.
From this second I have given up all butter , oil and processed foods.
Smoking Drinking I was anyway not doing.
Cardio excersices from today
and esp to my parents and brother , I will not let them eat unhealthy food.
Thats it.
This was like a wake up calll.

I cannot believe one of my fav people, actually my mother's fav actress passed away.
She was just 54.

even the healthiest person can die of heart attack.

the first thing Drs ask ...has any of your family members died of heart attack?

so could be inherited heart

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liberiangirl

@liberiangirl

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Posted: 7 years ago

#24

Thanks for this Hippo.

Very essential that everyone does learn CPR. It's kinda hard though when situation arises to get into action because you will be in shock especially if it's a near and dear one. But it is always helpful to know what needs to be done and how to do it.

I've also been told that it is better to put more pressure than less pressure when you are pressing down on the chest. The heart is guarded by the ribs. It is common knowledge that ribs break during CPR but that's the only way we can get to the heart and have it pumping, if possible. The ribs will repair itself and you would have likely saved a person.

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1116756

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Posted: 7 years ago

#25

Those blaming botox and unnecessary surgeries...

Ofcourse its an artificial unnecessary medical procedure with side effects and repercussions, but I think its the environment of celebrity life and pressures of looking good that is to blame.

Everyone is vain some way or the other. Even a laborer gets a haircut and tries to take a bath.

Actresses in India dont get the opportunities once they are 35+. They start looking old and are either rejected by the audience or get character roles which are minuscule for their interest and time.

I salute real looking women like Waheeda Rehman, Nafisa Ali, Sharmila, Shabana etc who exited the limelight and accepted that everyone gets old eventually. But I also dont blame actresses like Shilpa Shetty, Malika Arora, Madhuri, Sridevi etc for getting super thin and having surgeries... they are just trying to elongate their dying careers.

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That's What She Said...

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don12

@don12

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Posted: 7 years ago

#26

Originally posted by: apoorvaarnav
After hearing her news, I literally ran to supermarket and brought all heart healthy stuff.
From this second I have given up all butter , oil and processed foods.
Smoking Drinking I was anyway not doing.
Cardio excersices from today
and esp to my parents and brother , I will not let them eat unhealthy food.
Thats it.
This was like a wake up calll.

I cannot believe one of my fav people, actually my mother's fav actress passed away.
She was just 54.

Apart from eating healthy one needs to have peace of mind. too much mental pressure can lead to heart attack/cardio arrest.

Another example is SAP CEO Ranjan DAs who died at young age of 42.

"Das emphasised hard work, integrity and a sense of curiosity. "Ranjan was a health freak. He ate right, jogged and worked out daily. He had no bad habits like drinking or smoking. He was very ambitious, and always believed that four hours of sleep were enough for him to be fit and fresh."

People say lack of sleep and work pressure were the major culprit.

Eating healthy is just one aspect. Another is mental pressure.

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iambest

@iambest

Rocker

Posted: 7 years ago

#27

Its good to learn safety precaution but I strictly believe in this verse of Quran ... Every soul shall have a taste of death: And only on the Day of Judgment shall you be paid your full recompense. Only he who is saved far from the Fire and admitted to the Garden will have attained the object (of Life): For the life of this world is but goods and chattels of deception. - 3:185

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1011128

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Posted: 7 years ago

#28

Originally posted by: doczatka
Buss sabko doctor ban na hai yahan.
Dr.Zatka apne sabhi patient ko magic pill saath rakhne ko kehta hai. Heart attack ke symptoms se lage to 325mg ki aspirin place it in mouth, crush and chew it with water. It will prevent clumping of platelets thus helps dissolving the clot. At the bare minmum it can reduce the chances of permanent damage.

stop ur rubbish...go and read the topic properly. this is about how to deal with cardiac arrest

apni doctri kisi aur waqt jhaarna...

har waqt kuch na kuch dig lagana hai...stupid fools.

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Gul

@Gul_bahar

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Posted: 7 years ago

#29

Woke up to this shocking news. Whole day was bad.

Why is life so unfair to some :(

It can be so cruel...

Human body is so fragile, each breath we take is a miracle...

May god give strength to the family esp the daughters..

This is a very thoughtful post hippo Thank you.

I think one should also have all the emergency numbers on speed dial.

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1135177

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Posted: 7 years ago

#30

Originally posted by: hippopotamus

stop ur rubbish...go and read the topic properly. this is about how to deal with cardiac arrest

apni doctri kisi aur waqt jhaarna...

har waqt kuch na kuch dig lagana hai...stupid fools.

Look who is talking, an attention seeking bloke. Thank you for all the gyan and saving thousands of lives by posting a topic that no one else knew about it. You are the savior jesus christ of this forum.