In US, "By the second year of the pandemic, the dramatic increases in heart attacks blew apart the models.. Fatal heart attacks among adults ages 25-44 soared 29.9% over what was predicted." https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/health-and-medicine/article267801482.html
its me, a guy in his 30s who, since covid, has a new permanent heart issue that luckily is fairly mild
but the real fun is there is no way to know if i got it from covid or just recently found out about it even though studies have shown it being more prevalent in young people with covid
but at least i live in america so any health costs involved with it are all out of pocket so thats neat
Acquired atrial fibrillation prior to age, let's say 55, is such a red flag for pulmonary pathology (sleep apnea, fibrosis, pneumonia, etc) I almost feel obligated to prove there isn't any underlying pulmonary issue when I see those patients.
Some people are just born with the Ford Pinto of cardiac electrophysiology, but that's a huge, separate and largely esoteric topic.
Not to my knowledge, no, but everyone in my family on both sides have pretty bad heart/circulatory issues. A few have had the catheter ablation procedure however.
its me, a guy in his 30s who, since covid, has a new permanent heart issue that luckily is fairly mild
but the real fun is there is no way to know if i got it from covid or just recently found out about it even though studies have shown it being more prevalent in young people with covid
but at least i live in america so any health costs involved with it are all out of pocket so thats neat
Acquired atrial fibrillation prior to age, let's say 55, is such a red flag for pulmonary pathology (sleep apnea, fibrosis, pneumonia, etc) I almost feel obligated to prove there isn't any underlying pulmonary issue when I see those patients.
Some people are just born with the Ford Pinto of cardiac electrophysiology, but that's a huge, separate and largely esoteric topic.
Mfw thats everyone in my family :hypersus:
Wolff Parkinson White?
Not to my knowledge, no, but everyone in my family on both sides have pretty bad heart/circulatory issues. A few have had the catheter ablation procedure however.
i understood some of those words
and yeah i have apnea too
and also other birth defects