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The right procedure depends on how many arteries are blocked, their location, and your overall heart function. Angioplasty with stenting is often suitable for one or two blockages, while bypass surgery is typically recommended for multiple or complex blockages, or when the arteries aren’t suitable for stenting. Send us your angiogram report — a cardiac specialist on our partner panel will review it and recommend the right approach for your specific case.

Yes, in most cases. Hospitals we work with routinely treat cardiac patients with co-existing conditions like diabetes, kidney disease, or high blood pressure, and conduct thorough pre-surgical evaluations to manage these risks. It’s important to share your complete medical history and current medications when you send your report, so the surgical team can plan accordingly.

It depends on the procedure, urgency, and your budget. India offers a strong combination of highly experienced cardiac surgeons, advanced cath labs, and competitive pricing, making it the most common choice for Bangladeshi patients, especially for bypass surgery and angioplasty. Thailand is known for hospital comfort and shorter wait times. Once we review your report, we’ll recommend the country and hospital best matched to your case.

Costs vary significantly based on the procedure — angioplasty is very different in price from bypass surgery or valve replacement. Treatment in India generally remains significantly more affordable than Thailand while still meeting international cardiac care standards. Once we have your report, we provide a transparent, itemized cost estimate covering the procedure, hospital stay, and typical additional charges.

This depends on the procedure. Angioplasty patients are often cleared to fly within a few days to a week. Bypass surgery and valve replacement typically require 2-3 weeks of local recovery before the cardiac team clears air travel, due to the pressure changes involved. Your specialist will confirm an exact timeline based on your procedure and recovery progress.

Yes. Cardiac cases are treated as priority by our team. If your situation is urgent, let us know immediately when you send your report, and we’ll fast-track the review and hospital coordination to minimize delay, since we understand time matters most with heart conditions.

In most cases, yes — patients are typically prescribed blood-thinning and heart-protective medication after a stent or bypass, at least for a defined period, and sometimes long-term depending on individual risk factors. Your cardiac team will provide a clear medication plan before you leave, along with guidance on follow-up care you can continue in Bangladesh.