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Four youths died celebrating the festival in Maharashtra, Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh. The cause of death of all four was a heart attack. Of these, the father of the youth who lost his life in Maharashtra also suffered a heart attack in shock and he also died.
Maharashtra: The young man was married only 3 months ago
Manish Sonigra (left) His father Narapji Sonigra (66). Within a few hours these father and son lost their lives. This news has spread mourning in the entire colony.
35-year-old Manish Narapji Sonigra was playing garba in the Global City complex of the area on Saturday night while playing garba in Palghar, Maharashtra. Then he fell unconscious. His father Narapji Sonigra (66 years) immediately took the son to the hospital. The doctors declared him brought dead. As soon as the news came, the father also had a heart attack in the hospital and he also died. Manish got married three months ago on 24 June 2022.
Gujarat: Youth fell and died while playing Garba in Anand
Virendra Singh Rajput (21) also died while playing Garba in the state’s Anand district on Friday night. While dancing in Shiv Shakti Society of Tarapur area, he felt dizzy and fell. The people of the society immediately took him to the hospital, but he died on the way. The doctor told that he had an attack. The incident is of 30 September, but its video is now going viral. Virendra’s friend made this video. He told that Virendra had come to play Garba only on the insistence of friends.
Uttar Pradesh: Hanuman’s pot jumped, fell and did not rise again
Ramswaroop (55), who was playing the role of Hanuman in Ramlila in Salempur village of Fatehpur district of Uttar Pradesh, died while acting. A video related to the incident is also going viral.
A song related to Hanuman Leela is playing in the background and Ramswaroop is jumping with a mace. Suddenly he fell from the stage and died. read full news
Death of a young man who became Ravana in Ayodhya
Patiram Rawat (58), who was acting as Ravana, died in Rudauli, Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh. He was going to the changing room after performing in Ramlila on Sunday night. Then suddenly he fell. People thought that the rope had fallen due to being trapped. Then people took him by ambulance to the hospital, where doctors declared him brought dead. Read full news…
Cause of sudden death, short circuit in heart: Excitement while dancing causes cardiac arrest
Bhaskar tried to know from the experts that how does death happen like this. On this, experts say that at first glance it is like a case of electric short circuit in the heart. He says that the cases of cardiac arrest are increasing after Kovid. A similar trend is increasing not only in India, but also in America and Europe.
Dainik Bhaskar has talked to 3 experts. Know what they have to say…
First of all talk to Dr. Bhuvan Chandra Tiwari of Lucknow…
Dr. Bhuvan Chandra Tiwari, Head of Department, Department of Cardiology, Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Institute of Medical Sciences, Lucknow, said, “Dancing at a wedding, performing on stage or exercising in the gym is killing lives. The big reason behind this can be already suffering from some heart problem. However, this is not necessarily the case in every case.
Excessive excitement can lead to cardiac arrest
Dr. Bhuvan says, ‘Cardiac arrest can come to any normal person. Sometimes the ‘add energy drive’ increases due to more excitement. The heart collapses. There have also been cases of increased contractility in their muscles during ‘add energy drive’ due to the strength of the heart muscle. At such a time, the heart’s rhythm gets disturbed and sudden death also occurs due to cardiac arrest.
Now know why electrical short circuit happens in the heart?
The heart has a conduction system, in which electrical current flows from one place to another. Due to this, there is a contraction in the heart and the heart beats in the normal sequence. Normal heart rate beats 72 times in a minute. However, when this rate becomes 200-250 or 300 beats per minute, the heart is not able to pump blood effectively. Death occurs due to lack of supply to the brain.
Now know what the top cardiologist of SGPGI Lucknow has to say
Cardiac arrests are increasing due to change in lifestyle
Prof. Aditya Kapoor, Head, Department of Cardiology, SGPGI said, “It is true that there has been a spurt in cardiac arrest cases in recent times. Earlier in the period of 2015-16, there were 7 lakh cardiac arrest cases reported annually in India, but now their projection has increased to around 12 lakh. Another concern is that the survival rate in cardiac arrest in India is only close to 1%. Apart from curative measures, we also need to focus on preventive measures.
Due to the high incidence of cardiac arrest
- Change in lifestyle, there is a big reason behind it
- Erratic Working Time Schedule
- not good sleep
- Tobacco consumption and smoking habit
- lack of nutritious food in the plate of food
- negligence in eating fruits
- eat less green vegetables
Now let’s talk about the environment around the world
Sweden-based Indian-origin medicinal scientist Prof. Ram Upadhyay said, ‘The figures are coming out from all over the world. Looking at them, it can be said that 4 times more deaths are happening due to cardiac arrest than from heart attack. There is a lot of awareness about this in Europe and America now, but in India people are not much aware about it.
The death toll from heart complications rising rapidly in the US
2020 : 40 thousand deaths (annual)
2022 : 66 thousand deaths ( annually)
2023 : 80 thousand deaths (projection figure)
In Europe and America, ICD (implantable cardioverter-defibrillator) transplant is also done to save people who are at risk of cardiac arrest.
What to do if cardiac arrest occurs
- 1 to 3 minutes after cardiac arrest is very important.
- During this, it is necessary to give defibrillation (automated external defibrillator) in the chest through a defibrillator.
- Heart can also be revived immediately by giving cardiac massage.