हार्ट ट्रांसप्लांट हुआ है तो बरतें ये तीन सावधानियां, जी सकेंगे नॉर्मल लाइफ; जानिए क्या कहते हैं डॉक्टर

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हार्ट ट्रांसप्लांट के बाद लोग गेम्स में हिस्सा लेकर जीत रहे मेडल, ट्रांसप्लांट के बाद रखनी होती हैं विशेष सावधानियां

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00:00In January 2001, I had a heart transplant.

00:03If I talk about it first,

00:05then I left my heart transplant.

00:09I felt like I would like to live my life.

00:12Every year, I had a heart transplant.

00:17But after that, when I got a heart transplant,

00:21I felt a new heart transplant.

00:25I felt like I had a heart transplant.

00:29I felt like I was playing a heart transplant.

00:32I was playing a badminton in Germany.

00:35I was trying to make a medal for me.

00:39Every day, I remember the donor family.

00:43I was in a hospital.

00:46I was in a hospital.

00:50I was thinking about it.

00:54I was thinking about it.

00:56I was in a hospital.

00:59I was thinking about it.

01:02And I felt like I had a gift,

01:05because of that,

01:06you are going to have a life towards someone.

01:08Can I live with normal life,

01:11or do you feel that a problem?

01:14I have told you that if I am going to work in the World 1 Square Games and I am going to work in my routine,

01:26I am working in my office until the evening.

01:30So, this is a situation where I am staying in my routine.

01:37So many people say that I am more active and I want to say that my heart transplant is so normal, that I will lose my heart.

01:49My heart transplant was 2018. I played games before the transplant.

01:57I was shooting after transplant.

02:01The transplant doctors advised me that the shooting is not good.

02:06After that, I also played badminton in school.

02:10I focused on badminton and started playing again.

02:14I also played badminton and international level.

02:19The Narmada Kilni Foundation, which has been in Mumbai every year,

02:25I participate in badminton.

02:28I won the gold medal twice.

02:31In 2023, I won the bronze medal in Australia.

02:36I also won the bronze medal in Thailand.

02:39Which games did you win?

02:41What was the name of the games?

02:43In Thailand, there are international and world transplant games.

02:47Every transplant patient, kidney, liver, pancreas, bone marrow,

02:53They can participate.

02:55The donors can participate.

02:57In that event, I won the medal at the international level.

03:01Of course, life can be normalized.

03:05But after operation, it can be a little restricted lifestyle.

03:11And especially, you have the surveillance.

03:16The medical evidence, the surveillance.

03:19The new organs are placed.

03:21The graph surveillance.

03:22And you have to keep your diet plan.

03:27But physical activity in young patients especially,

03:32can be increased gradually in consultation with the organ transplant team.

03:37And there have been national level players also.

03:40who have participated in a good national level in cycling, badminton or other games.

03:52So life does not get restricted.

03:55But there is a little precaution.

03:57Sure, Iof.

03:58Now that's the

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