Dr. Krishna Chaitanya, Lead Consultant - Vascular and Endovascular Surgery, in this video talks about National Vascular Disease Awareness. With nearly 10 million Indians affected by peripheral vascular disease, early recognition and treatment are crucial. If you experience cramping pain in your legs during physical activity, consult a vascular surgeon. At Aster RV, we offer comprehensive care with state-of-the-art technology. Let's work together to prevent amputations and create a world free of this debilitating condition. Consult us for more information.
August 6th marks National Vascular Disease Awareness Day, with a focus on preventing amputations and spreading awareness about vascular diseases. Meet Dr. Krishna Chaitanya, a renowned vascular and endovascular surgeon at Aster RV Hospital, Bangalore.
The Need for Awareness
With more than 10% of India's population being over 60 years and a high prevalence of risk factors such as diabetes, hypertension, obesity, and smoking, the country faces a significant risk of peripheral vascular disease and amputations.
Understanding Risk Factors
Explore the genetic and environmental factors that can predispose individuals to develop peripheral vascular disease, especially when associated with conditions like diabetes. Real-world examples could include stories of individuals affected by these risk factors.
Spotting the Symptoms
Delve into the common symptoms of peripheral vascular disease, such as cramping or aching pain while walking, particularly in the calf muscles. Use anecdotes or scenarios to illustrate how these symptoms affect daily life.
The Importance of Timely Diagnosis
Discuss the urgency of consulting a vascular surgeon for a proper diagnosis and the significance of seeking prompt treatment to avoid complications. Sharing real-life success stories of timely diagnosis could be impactful.
Specialized Treatment at Aster RV Hospital
Learn about Aster RV Hospital's advanced technologies tailored for comprehensive treatment of peripheral vascular disease. You can include a narrative of a patient's journey and their positive experience at the hospital.
Conclusion
Preventing amputations is possible with awareness, timely diagnosis, and quality treatment. Let's create a world free of amputations by spreading awareness about vascular diseases and seeking appropriate care.
