I would recommend looking for some other doctor who will look at the whole picture rather than recommend procedures that he can make commissions on.
My mom has seen Dr Reddy for about 18 month, after she had an unexplained faint episode. He prescribed a number of tests, echocardiogram, heart monitor measuring electrical pulse signals over a month, and concluded my mom has Supraventricular tachycardia (SVT), and referred to a electro cardiologist for a ablation procedure, which ultimately was not done due to possible complications with benefits not outweighing risks. 18 months later, my mom arrived at the ER and was too far gone to be operated on and be able to recover. She died of abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA). The surgeon said her aorta was like 7.5 cm, some 3x larger than the expected 2.5 cm. He said it would usually take 6-10 years to develop to this state, and he was surprised that it was never discovered.
So, my mom, in Dr Reddy's "care", got all sorts of checks for her heart, but nothing for the rest of the cardiovascular system. No one ever bothered to look at the plumbing, at the aorta. Ultrasound, very commonly available these days, would have been able to notice such a huge abnormality. But no one bothered to look beyond the pump :-( read more