accident ~Heart attack at gym~ (1 Viewer)

[WickedMal]

 

[Marmite]

Put him in the Ganges then

 

[Flatus Tube]

It seems GG is trying to put people off exercising today 😂.

 

[nostrils]

It seems GG is trying to put people off exercising today 😂.

Just cancelled my evening run

 

[Chemical Burgers]

It seems GG is trying to put people off exercising today 😂.

I was going to head to the gym today but on second thought....I might just play some vidya and eat dorritos. Seems safer.

 

[igotyour40acres]

He looks like a kid. WTF?

 

[IntriguedByDeath]

I exercise at home l, so no one will find me for days if l die or kill myself. Stinky!

 

[DokraOwl]

He looks like a kid. WTF?

"Nothing to see here." -CDC

 

[Flatus Tube]

He looks like a kid. WTF?

Likely Long QT Syndrome. A genetic heart problem where there is a delay between a portion of the electrical message through the heart tissue. Seen as a longer interval between the Q and T waves on an ECG (EKG for the Yanks).

Excessive exertion can trigger a cardiac arrest. This is what caused those famous footballers to go into cardiac arrest during matches. Some medicines, like antidepressants, can also prolong the QT interval which is very dangerous for people with Long QT Syndrome. There is often a family history of sudden cardiac death in relatively young people.

 

[IntriguedByDeath]

Likely Long QT Syndrome. A genetic heart problem where there is a delay between a portion of the electrical message through the heart tissue. Seen as a longer interval between the Q and T waves on an ECG (EKG for the Yanks).

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Excessive exertion can trigger a cardiac arrest. This is what caused those famous footballers to go into cardiac arrest during matches. Some medicines, like antidepressants, can also prolong the QT interval which is very dangerous for people with Long QT Syndrome. There is often a family history of sudden cardiac death in relatively young people.

So, effectively, your heart stops for a fraction of a second? Or am I misunderstanding that?

 

[Flatus Tube]

So, effectively, your heart stops for a fraction of a second? Or am I misunderstanding that?

Think of it more as a delay in the ‘recharge’ period after contraction. So under normal circumstances the heart beats normally. But under strain, the electrical activity can become disorganised leading to a cardiac arrest rhythm (not consistent with pumping blood).

The ‘T wave’ on an ECG is created when the larger ventricles reset after beating.

This animation shows where the electrical impulse travels compared to the ECG.

 

[badangel7]

i have no p wave
should i be dead?

 

[LittleJohn]

Well, the good news is that the gym didn’t have a ”trans woman” AKA a guy go into the gals room like I just saw today at the gym. Fuck’n freaks.

 

[IntriguedByDeath]

Think of it more as a delay in the ‘recharge’ period after contraction. So under normal circumstances the heart beats normally. But under strain, the electrical activity can become disorganised leading to a cardiac arrest rhythm (not consistent with pumping blood).

The ‘T wave’ on an ECG is created when the larger ventricles reset after beating.

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This animation shows where the electrical impulse travels compared to the ECG.

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Interesting...thx