Dr. Rajiv Bhagwat, the cardiologist who performed Sen’s surgery, was asked if the 47-year-old diva overlooked any red flags. He said, "It's difficult to say that, but let's say, 'Sushmita is blessed that she came in at the right time and place.'"
During an interaction with ETimes, he was quizzed on whether Sushmita's "high physical activity" limited the damage," and he responded to the question by saying, "Yes."
He added, "Her high physical activity helped limit the damage. This is the biggest message that has come out."
He continued, "What is important to underline here is that exercising should not be more than 3 to 4 days a week; it should not be daily, give time for the body to recover from the strain of exercise. I am not advocating that one needs to push himself or herself so much as if he/she is out there to become a physical trainer. With continuous exercise without rest and adequate sleep, the hormone levels may not cool down, posing a huge risk."
Dr. Rajiv was also asked how he and Sushmita Sen managed to keep a low profile, he said, "Good, that's how it should be. That's the beauty of this episode. So it all went very peacefully."
Merely days after sharing the details of her heart attack, Sushmita Sen shared a picture of herself stretching out in an assisted backbend on a yoga mat.
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