Bravo: Indian doctor-couple provides medication mid air, save 63 year Australian lady

Dr Neeta informed The Better India, that the first step done was conducting a CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) to revive the patient. The lady gained her consciousness with initial chest compressions, her pulse was still feeble. An IV line was inserted in a mobile phone's torchlight which was not challenging for her.

"We feared that she may have some heart-related complications. We took care of that and gave her sublingual sorbitrate and 300 mg aspirin that widened her blood vessels and allowed her blood to flow with ease," Dr Neeta further added.

After the condition was under control, the flight captain asked if there was a need of emergency landing. As the inflight-equipment was enough to monitor her condition, so the doctors let the flight continue.

After the flight landed in Singapore, a medical team was ready to take the lady to hospital.

The doctor couple received a standing ovation from the crew members as well as the fellow passenger along with a gift hamper has the token of appreciation.

Tony Huber, Australian Consulate General in Mumbai lauded the efforts of the Zabaks. He tweeter

After returning to India the doctors received a message regarding the stable health condition of Annie which mentioned that the hospital where Annie has been admitted, said she suffered from hypoxia, a condition in which the body doesn't get enough oxygen, and not cardiac arrest, as feared, reports TOI.