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| Cardiac awareness camp organized at Jagti | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Feb 7 : Seeking inclusion of heart diseases in SRO-308 pertaining to classification of chronic diseases, Head Department of Cardiology, Super Speciality Hospital Jammu Dr. Sushil Sharma today said that the earlier it is done, better it would be.
According to press release, cardiac disease has taken the shape of epidemic.
The best way to prevent this disease from consuming our young and middle age populace is to declare it a chronic disease, spread awareness at the highest pace and ensure that those suffering from this disease live a long and healthy life.
“Our camps are one way of identifying cardiac patients and ensuring that they get adequate medicines and guidelines before something serious happens," said Dr. Sushil while interacting with people being screened in a camp organised in Jagti area of Nagrota and more than 250 patients were screened and evaluated for cardiovascular Disease.
He said "Cardiac patients are mostly asymptomatic and hence, it is doubly important to screen people on time. You don't know when something bad would happen with your near and dear ones. If the state government amends the SRO and includes Cardiac Diseases among the list of diseases declared as Chronic, it would have far-reaching and significant consequences." Dr. Sushil had been invited to hold the cardiac awareness camp by a social organisation namely Sewa Bharti in Jagti area of Nagrota in the outskirts of Jammu city.
Incharge Sewa Bharti J&K Jaidev Singh Dada thanked Dr. Sushil Sharma for taking out time on a holiday and accepting his invitation for organising a day-long camp. |
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