Gandii Baat fame Gehana Vasisth hospitalized after cardiac arrest

‘Gandii Baat’ fame Gehana Vasisth hospitalized after cardiac arrest

Snehal Jorigal

November 25, 2019
7:16 pm
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'Gandii Baat' fame Gehana Vasisth hospitalized after cardiac arrest

They say that the ‘show must go on’, but have you ever imagined what goes behind the making of these shows? Well, there goes a lot of hard work in each and every department of filming a show or a movie.

Also being a celebrity brings in its own challenges such as no time for personal life or self-care. Often we have seen celebs shooting nonstop without breaks. And that took a toll on actress Gehana Vasisth’s health. She recently fainted on the sets of a web series in Madh Island.

After a cardiac arrest, the ‘Gandi Baat’ actress was admitted in a hospital and she has been in a critical condition. Apparently, she was on a long working shift for her upcoming web series and was shooting without taking proper nutrition.

Doctor, Pranav Kabra, the head of Raksha Hospital where Gehana has been hospitalized informed the news agency IANS, that the actress was brought in with no pulse and her blood pressure was extremely low. He also informed that they took somewhat two hours to revive her pulse and she had been given electric shock treatment.

“She is not responding to treatment and has difficulty breathing on her own. We have put her on a ventilator to ensure she has proper oxygen supply to her brain. You can describe her condition as extremely critical for now,” said the doctor on Friday. But thankfully her situation is under control now and she is stable.

Reportedly, Gehana has been shooting continuously for 48 hours for her upcoming web series, and she fell unconscious on the sets. It is also said that Gehana has been already taking medication for her diabetes and some other ailment.

Apparently the actress needs three to four days to recover, and maybe discharged only after proper monitoring of glucose levels, heart rate and other vital parameters, and depending on her clinical condition and outcomes.