Former MLA and doctor Anjali Nimbalkar from Khanapur in Karnataka has saved the life of an American woman in a mid-air medical emergency on a flight coming from Goa to Delhi. Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and the Congress Party have praised this brave act.

Dr. Anjali provided emergency medical care

On December 14, Siddaramaiah posted on X that this incident happened on a flight coming from Goa to New Delhi. Shortly after takeoff, an American female passenger suffered severe chest pain and started having trouble breathing. The situation became serious.

Then former MLA and All India Congress Committee (AICC) Secretary Dr. Anjali Nimbalkar, who was aboard the flight, immediately helped. He assessed the woman’s condition and started emergency care. Dr. Anjali gave cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and stayed with the woman for about one and a half hours. He administered medicines and monitored her condition until the woman became stable. Due to his quick understanding and timely help, the woman’s life was saved and a major accident was averted.

Congress’s principle of ‘service above all’

Siddaramaiah wrote, ‘I am very proud to hear this. This work of Dr. Anjali is a service above public service. Even after leaving active medical practice and joining politics, his spirit of helping remains intact. Siddaramaiah wished him long life and good health, so that many more lives can benefit from his kindness and sense of duty.

Karnataka Congress also saluted Dr. Anjali. The party described it as an extraordinary example of courage, kindness and public duty. Congress said that public service does not end with post or position. Dr. Anjali’s step forward to help shows her lifelong commitment to service and caring for others. This reflects the Congress’s principle of ‘service above all’ and ‘humanity above all’.

Dr. Anjali is a trained medical professional before politics.

Dr. Anjali Nimbalkar is a trained medical professional. He had practiced medicine before joining politics. Now she is a former MLA and secretary of AICC of Congress. This incident is also being appreciated a lot on social media. People are praising Dr. Anjali’s bravery and humanity.

Due to chest pain, people often hurts the fear of heart attack, but not every chest pen is a heart attack. The gas trapped in the stomach and intestine can also cause sharp, cramp or irritated pain in the chest, which sometimes looks like a heart attack. These pens are often caused by eating quick food, spicy or fried food and carbonated drinks.

Dr. Sanjay Dwivedi says that chest pain can be a symptom of both gas or heart attack and it can prove to be fatal. People often carelessly consider mild pain as gas, while knowing its exact difference helps to avoid serious consequences.

Gas pen or heart attack?

• Gas Pen: This is a digestive disorder, which is caused by air stuck in stomach and intestine. Its symptoms are sharp, cramps or burning, which can occur anywhere between the upper absoman and chest. It can accompany blotting, wasting and heavyness in the body. The most important difference is that releasing gas, taking a belching or changing body position often provides relief in the pen. This pen is used after drinking heavy miles or carbonated drinks.
• Heart attack: This is a medical emergency, in which blood flow is blocked in the heart. It has pressure, heavyness or tightness feel in the chest. These disconnerts can often spread to left arm, join, neck, back and shoulder. It is accompanied by symposes like sweating, shortness of breath, dijines and nozia. The pen of heart attack is not cured by resting or changing positions, but remains constant. This pen does not disappear for more than 10 minutes.

When to take medical advice?

If you have an arm, join, neck or back pressure or pen, shortness of breathing, sweating, dizziness, nausea or vomiting, or restlessness, or restlessness and these symposes do not recover quickly, then contact emergency services. Do not ignore a light pen, because the warning sign of heart attack may vary in every person.

Why does the gas pen feel like a heart attack?

According to Dr. Sanjay, the nerves between your Intestine and Heart send a signal to the same area. When the gas is stored in the left side, it puts pressure on the diaphragm. This causes a pen feel in the chest, which may look like a heart attack. However, if there is any doubt, it is always better to take care and consult a doctor.

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Disclaimer: Some information given in the news is based on media reports. Before implementing any suggestion, you must consult the concerned expert.

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