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[|Human|] Hi, I am Ramesh. My mother suffered a heart attack on 01.02.11 at 23.00 hrs. She was given a blood thinning injection at around 02.00 hrs on 02.02.11. Her health started deteriorating from 03.30 hrs onwards. She suffered from ventricular tachycardia. Now she is on life support system in Mumbai, India. her condition is bad. heart rate is 100 and blood pressure is 129/51. Is there anything that can be done to revive her. please let me know urgently. Thank you.
[|AI|]  Hello Welcome to Chat Doctor. Your mother sustained a heart attack, and she was given blood thinning medication to break the clot which caused the heart attack. After a heart attack, the heart muscle gets damaged. This leads to irritability of heart muscle and hence it starts producing extra beats leading to ventricular tachycardia in some patients.  Also, as the heart muscle gets damaged, the pumping function of heart also decreases leading to decreased blood supply to vital organs and fluid congestion in the lungs. This decreased pumping function along with ventricular tachycardia causes complications. Patients can go on the ventilator and need medication support for LOW BP. I assume your mother is suffering from above issues and hence is in life support. She should be on two blood thinning medications, diuretics (water pill), cholesterol lowering medications (statins), anticoagulants like heparin or clean, Chat Doctor.  The ventilatory support must be continued till she starts breathing on herself and lung congestion gets better. The other life support medications also are continued to her body responds well. The prognosis is guarded since she is requiring life support. They may also suggest an angiography and angioplasty to evaluate and treat blockages in the heart. Wishing her good health. Regards