Heart disease… can’t wait.

Heart disease is a serious matter that is close to home. If you experience symptoms, you should hurry to the hospital to increase the chances of survival.

Mr. Banpot Saengarun experienced symptoms of chest pain and shortness of breath, so he decided to go to the hospital for a check-up to find the cause. However, when he arrived, the doctor found three blocked blood vessels immediately during the emergency minutes and couldn’t wait to assess the condition. Dr. Montree, therefore, performed an emergency heart surgery to save his life.

Today, after undergoing surgery, Mr. Bunpot Sangarun shared his impressions of returning to a normal life. He is happy with his family and able to return to work as before.

Thank you, doctor and nursing team, for helping my father in the emergency situation and allowing him to come back and be with the family. Thank you.

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