‘Gandii Baat’ actress Gehana Vashisht’s condition critical, lungs fail after heart attack
Actress Gehana Vasishth, who was released from jail a few days ago on charges of making a porn film, recently suffered a heart attack, after which she was admitted to a hospital in Mumbai. Now the news is that the actress’s lungs have stopped working, she has been kept on the CPB pump.
Explain that CPB Pump is a cardiopulmonary bypass technique, in which a machine named Heart Lung is installed and does all the work of the necessary organs.
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Condition critical, Jewel is at CPB Pump
This information was given by Gehna Vashisht’s spokesperson Flynn Remedios to UNI India. Remedios said that according to Diabetologist and Cardiac Intensivist, Dr. Pranav Kabra, Gehana Vashistha’s condition is very critical. Gehna’s condition had improved on Monday morning, but by the afternoon, the situation became critical.
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Released on bail on
June 19 Was released from jail on bail. She had suffered a stroke while she was still in jail and was then admitted to Sir JJ Hospital by the jail authorities. While granting bail to Gehana Vashistha, the court had ordered that she cannot leave the country without the court’s permission.
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Flynn Remedios further said that he has not yet met Gehana Vashistha nor has he been to the hospital yet. He was informed about the hospitalization of Gehna Vashishth by a person living in the actress’s building. Remedios said, ‘I have been told that he is still unconscious and in no condition to talk to anyone. I will go to the hospital and then give you the rest of the updates.
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Had to give electric shock in 2019, let us
tell you that even before this, Gehna Vashistha’s health has deteriorated many times. She is battling diabetic ketoacidosis related problems. During the shooting of a web series in the year 2019, Gehana Vashistha fainted due to stroke and low blood pressure. Then it took two hours to revive his pulse and had to be given an electric shock.
