TN CM Stalin’s angiogram report normal, can join work in two days, say doctors

Doctors treating Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin at a private hospital in Chennai, since Monday (July 21), said that the mild giddiness he experienced during his morning walk was due to variations in his heart rate. Following a diagnostic angiogram, they confirmed that his health is normal and that he is expected to resume routine activities in two days.

CM works from hospital

Even while undergoing tests, Stalin has continued to work from his hospital room over the past three days. He was receiving updates from the chief secretary and also reviewed the ‘Ungaludan Stalin’ programme, which he had launched earlier this month.

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Underwent therapeutic procedure

Dr Anil BG, who shared details of the chief minister’s medical evaluation, said various investigations were conducted to determine the cause of the giddiness. “The investigations revealed that the symptoms were due to variations in heart rate,” he said in a press release.

Based on the recommendation of a medical expert committee, Stalin underwent a therapeutic procedure to correct the heart rate irregularity. “The diagnostic angiogram done today was normal. The chief minister is in good health and is expected to resume his normal routine in two days,” the release said.

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Focus on Ungaludan Stalin

Earlier, in a video posted on his official X handle, Stalin said, “Even while being in the hospital, I enquired about the Ungaludan Stalin camps from district collectors and the public. I also signed government files.” He added that after taking rest as advised by doctors, he would soon begin visiting people in their districts. As of July 22, over 5.74 lakh petitions have been received under the Ungaludan Stalin programme.