We had a lady come in today. She say she's been having chest pain for 2 days. As soon as her husband brought her into the ER, she collapsed and went into cardiac arrest. Had to go into the operating room to an angioplasty. Moral of the story, don't wait. Had she been even 5 minutes later, her husband would've been planning her funeral.
It’s not always due to heart disease. My husband had a most serious case of bladder infection & at a certain point it caused a cardiac arrest. He was revived so quickly. But now, we’re dealing with clearing the infection, getting his bladder cleaned up and the recovery of his memory & confusion.
Hi, yes when my father would get urinary infections and hospital stay, he's dementia would always get worse. Not saying your husband has dementia. But It's a fact when they're in the hospital it seem their memory gets worse. I always hated when my dad was there for a few days, he always came home more confused. Hope this helps.
You are so very right. Heart failure is not always due to a heart attack. Mr Jones died from a heart failure after the neighbour found him in bed wth his wife and shot him in the chest. He was actually trying to shoot his balls off, but did not have his glasses on. The judge found the shooting neighbout guilty of manslaughter.
Asthma can cause issues for the heart as well. I had two back to back asthma attacks the other day and it was causing dangerous issues for my heart, it's rhythm was extremely out of whack that was painful as well because not enough oxygen was getting around. Now I am on strict bed rest and medicine regiment for the next week.
•Cardiac arrest- because of ventricular fibrillation •Heart attack- because of atherosclerotic plaque in coronary artery •Heart failure- left or right side of heart stops working so edema develops
I pray that everyone who watches this will be free from any heart disease, and will use this information to help others and spread awareness... In Jesus Mighty name Amen🙏.
It's crazy to think about how much stuff can go seriously wrong with the body that could kill you at any moment for absolutely no reason at all, and yet it rarely happens.
We applaud you for facing your fears. Our hope is that good education can help dispel fears or confusion through better understanding. And that confidence can help empower better health decisions and quality of life through earlier preventions.
If you know, love & worship Jesus Christ each day, you won't fear death or anything else, my friend! May God Bless You! "Seek the Lord & you will find Him when you seek with all of your heart" Jeremiah
It was nice to see the animation of the cause of my heart attack. I was to Tucson by helicopter and they need a emergency stint install. The EMT's in Sierra Vista saved my life.🎉
I’d like to see an animation of what happens during a heart palpitation. I get them occasionally and I feel heavy thumping in my throat. It’s unpleasant.
Thanks for the request. Heart palpitations can be worrisome, but they're usually harmless. Rarely they can be a symptom of a more serious condition like Atrial Fibrillation (AFib)- a quivering or irregular heartbeat (arrhythmia). I have linked our animation for AFib below. ruclips.net/video/BhvMPKicZus/видео.html
@@healthdecideAs much as it is not fatal, it can however reduce the heart pumping efficiency by about 20 to 30%. This only means that the atrial will not serve as a primer pump for the ventricle. Just a contribution.
@wahabmajekodunmi2414 This makes sense . I have Arythmia . When it happens and I get the "catch up" thumping , I have to breathe deep and long as it feels like I'm not getting enough oxygen into me
@@healthdecideI had palpitations over some 6-8 months and was told after many tests and a 24 holster ecg (in Feb 2022) that it was nothing too serious. I then went on to have 9 cardiac arrests in one day in March 2022, in hospital!My BPM was 315 in the ambulance on the way to hospital just before the cardiac arrests!! It was pretty tough…
What an excellent video! The best I have found on YT thus far! As an EM professional, and with permission, I will use this for entry-level orientation! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much! That is exactly how we hope it will be used and shared (with attribution)- to help people have a better grasp on these important topics quickly.
I had a bicuspid Aortic valve which failed on me but thankfully I survived, this was 18 months ago, I was told by a consultant that I'd survived the widow maker. I'm now the proud owner of a St Judes mechanical valve
That’s an incredible journey-thank you for sharing! Surviving such a life-threatening event is truly remarkable. Wishing you continued health and strength!
I’m really sorry to hear about your friend’s diagnosis. Heart failure can be challenging, both for the person affected and their loved ones. It’s important for them to work closely with their healthcare team to manage the condition. Support from friends and family can make a big difference. Wishing your friend strength and hope during this time. If you ever need advice or information, feel free to reach out.
@healthdecide actually here's a question I had Is there a way to prevent getting heart failure it's something I'm worried about my dad getting with high blood pressure
Wow, thank you for explaining the heart so well! I always thought the heart anatomy too difficult. Also, the fibrous membrane around the cholesterol! Our bodies are truly amazing machines, they will do anything to help themselves, until the very end.
It’s completely normal for certain videos, especially those on health topics, to trigger anxiety or increase heart rate. Watching something that discusses serious conditions can be overwhelming, even if it’s just for informational purposes. If you ever feel anxious after watching something, it’s always a good idea to take a break, focus on your breathing, and ground yourself. It’s okay to step away from content that affects your well-being, and prioritizing relaxation is key. Take care of yourself!
im concerned. sometimes i feel my heart beat irregularly especially when sad and i usually feel sad a lot. it all started when i experienced intense fear 2 years ago
Nothing to worry about , anxiety and other feelings can cause the heart to feel like it beats irregularly, but if you’re concerned you can always talk to a doctor to run an ecg
@@soccercrackyt9159 Thank you very much. I admit that i am already an obese person. i dont really exercise. There was even one tisme that i felt a sudden ache on the left side of my chest for like 1 second, as if my body was warning me of heart attack. Pls is this also as serious as i think it is?
@@Infinitychannel0 heart attacks can signal along with other symptoms such as pain in left arm, chest , neck and jaw , pain or tightness that goes away and comes back from hours to days , shortness of breath ,cold sweat , fatigue , dizziness , but all of these symptoms don’t always mean it’s a heart attack , I experienced the same symptoms at times and worried about it too until I got my heart checked with a cardiologist to make sure , I suggest you do the same to get it out if your head but I’m sure it’s nothing and you’re ok , don’t worry
Even your body knows being too emotional causes you pain. Sadness doesn't come from others, you chooses to be sad for every little things you cannot do/achieve/get/endure/be satisfied with 😅
What I have learned being a 32 year old CHF survivor is everyone needs a cardiologist at the age of 30 as a baseline 💯 the heart is not something to play with!!! I have no family history and almost died and I have since then met many others!!! Get a cardiologist everyone!!!
We are so glad you are ok. Yes - heart health is incredibly important from healthy habits, nutritional support, and regular checkups- all of it makes a difference.
@@IslamFighter81 I have healthy habits non smoker and drinker. Healthy weight also they have no idea I got cardiomyopathy and that’s what led to heart failure
@@francescamurray9420 Bro I want to ask, what symptoms did you had when you got diagonosed with cardiomyopathy? Did you had Shortness of breath with or without physical exertion, Swelling in the legs or ankles, Dizziness or Lightheadedness, Fainting, Arrhythmias or any other symptoms? please share your thoughts
This was recommended when I was searching for "that" sus Burger king ad video, ngl this type of ad should play when you watch anything related to fast food.
I had a cardiac arrest when I was 37... I'm 68 now... But I was lucky that it happened in the ER... I had to make the doctor that examine me in the yard put a monitor on me because he's told me I was too young to have a heart attack and usual crap... But I felt like garbage the entire day... Got the monitor put it on and it told the story I went into ventricular fibrillation after he walked away yelling at me because I had to come back tomorrow to have the monitor read
I had MI on Nov 2024, LVEF 45%, stet was placed. May please elaborate what damage it caused to the tissues and what will be affect on other organs of body.
An MI (heart attack) damages heart muscle, reducing its ability to pump efficiently, which is reflected in your LVEF (45%). This can lead to scarring and may strain other organs, like the kidneys or lungs, over time due to reduced blood flow. Follow-up care, medications, and a heart-healthy lifestyle are key to managing the effects and protecting your overall health. Consult your cardiologist for personalized advice!
From 0:45 the ventricles and atria are just pumping emptily even though you are explaining normal mechanism. (Not referring to asystole, this is before you reach to asystole).
My ECG and 2D echo has come normal... but i have heart pain and it lasts for few minutes! Have shoulder, neck and lower arm pain... but still doctor says normal in echo... not sure which doctor to consult. I am afraid.
i have also same problem my ecg 6/7 time eco 2 time complete normal ... then after all test i go through chest x ray them diagnosis costochondritis that causes anxious and stress condition bacuse all heart normal but undiagnosed costochondritis is reason..... so do x ray
Do a CT Angiogram , Echo only checks for heart structural issues. Any arteries or micro vascular issues will not pick up in those tests . If you are really concerned you can do a CT Angiogram to rule out any issues. On a side note , chest pains are not always cardiovascular related . It can be non cardio issues as well . Such as Anxiety, GERD , musculoskeletal pain , nerve compression etc . I wish you all the best .
Surah Al-Mu'minun (23:14) of the Quran: "Then We made the drop into an alaqah (leech-like structure), then We made the alaqah into a mudghah (chewed substance), then We made the mudghah into bones, then We clothed the bones with flesh, and then We brought him forth as another creation. So blessed is Allah, the best of creators."
@@mahabub1409 here your answer by Allah "And We will surely test you with something of fear and hunger and a loss of wealth and lives and fruits, but give good tidings to the patient." - Quran 2:155 This is just test for them
Severe chronic Cardiophobia when I read about Brugada syndrome,my life is in none turning point at the age of 21 as no physiological treatment will ever be capable to relieve the fear and cardiac tests aren't effective as the syndrome is very elusive (Apparently).In extreme scenario I would look if a removal of Amygdala is fusible, anything in order to breath without being afraid 😣
@@healthdecide why am I still alive? When I was 9 years old I had a rheumatic fever which led to rheumatic heart disease. When I was having fever, doctor said I had a heart failure. I was given 24 hours to live but I survived and was given so many medicines to take for the rest of my life but due to poverty I have not taken those meds till this day. Doctor also said that I would not live beyond 12 years old because of my heart disease unless I would have a heart surgery but I didn't have a heart surgery, again, due to poverty. Doctor also said that I should not do strenuous activities as my heart would not be able to cope up with the stress. But I survived till 25 years old. But when I was 25, I was diagnosed with coronary heart disease which led me to heart attack. Again I survived. Doctor gave me medicines to take for the rest of my life for my coronary heart disease but I haven't taken those meds till this day, again, due to poverty. Doctor also said that I should have a bypass operation but we didn't have money for that 'cuz as I've said, we are poor. 20 years later since my heart attack, I have been living a normal life. Doing strenuous activities, not taking any medicines at all both for my rheumatic heart disease and my coronary heart disease. And still haven't undergone heart surgery at all. So, no meds, no surgery, only strenous activities everyday but I'm doing so fine. I'm living a very normal life and able to breathe well without any pace maker or stent or whatever. Doctor said that I wouldn't live long but I am now 45 years old. So, why am I still alive?
Lost my father Dec 22 2023 due to cardiac arrest, heart attack and cardiogenic shock. Plus a 95% blockage. He would go to the VA but also thought because his cholesterol and BP was good there were no issues. Please go get checked 😢😢
Atrial fibrillation (AFib) doesn’t typically go away on its own, though it can sometimes resolve temporarily. It’s important to work with your healthcare provider to manage the condition, as AFib can increase the risk of stroke and other complications. Treatment options like medication, lifestyle changes, or procedures like cardioversion can help control or even resolve AFib in some cases.
I learned something new from this video. It means somone can have a heart attack but can still somehow walk freely whitle the heart muscles die slowly? Someone should please clearify me if i never got the video well.
Yes, you’re right! Heart attacks can sometimes have mild or “silent” symptoms and don’t often look like the dramatic scenes in movies. A person might still move around while damage occurs. It’s vital to seek medical help if there’s any suspicion to prevent further harm.
So is cardiac arrest just a term for the heart stopping, like respiratory arrest means breathing stops? Meaning a heart attack can lead to cardiac arrest, but they're not the same thing?
Yes- in a heart attack the blocked artery prevents blood from reaching a section of the heart and that part of the heart begins to die, but the heart does not usually stop beating during a heart attack. So you are exactly right, Heart attack can lead to (and increase the risk of) cardiac arrest, a disruption of the hearts electrical system to where it cannot pump blood effectively- but they are not the same.
Yes, animation can make complicated concepts more accessible to a wider audience. Being able to visualize medical and health concepts is crucial for understanding.
It sounds like you’ve been through so much, and your strength is truly inspiring. Wishing you continued resilience and good health as you navigate life with an ICD and heart failure. Take care, and thank you for watching!
I have mild cardiomyopathy a.k.a Heart failure. Heart doesn't pump as efficiently as it should. No major blockages. Small amount of plaque not serious. Cardiologist tells me it's probably caused by sleep apnea and I need a sleep test done because I hold my breath while sleeping. Will need to sleep with a CPAP mask if tests prove positive. Apparently it's a known fact that sleep apnea causes heart problems.
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Im pretty scared some time beacause when i try to sleep , i can fell my heart beating irregulary , and sometime it feels like it misses a beat sometime , andit makes me feels weird..
@@healthdecide i appreciate it thanks. starting to set in more now.. the numbness is going away.... this is gonna be rough. i was talking to him an hour or an hour and a half before it happened. he was in hospital for bronchitis complicating his copd, he also had end stage heart failure, but he was recovering well... and slated to go home within 48 hours. his heart just went haywire for a bit an stopped... it litterally just stopped. =[ my last conversation with him was an hour and a half before he died. he had to do a swallow test or something the next day for his bronchitis. i told him when he passes it i'll bring him his favorite mcdonalds. a double cheese . the nurses and doctors all said they expected him to pass it and move from ICU to a different room the next day for one or maybe 2 more nights of monitoring.. he died 90 minutes later. apparently he was just joking around with the nurses talking.. and it just happenned. breathing stoppped. heart went haywire, then heart shut down. super quick. Still hope i wake up and its a bad dream but its been days. its not fair........
U trust in God nice but before that trust your doctor👨⚕ if he lost trust on patient... Then 😢your patient meet directly God trust this words of mine... Patient should admit as soon as possible... 😮
We apologize for any confusion - cardiac arrest is explained first in the video from 0:19 to 1:44. In the narration it is first referred to as "Sudden death" a common term for cardiac arrest.
A rare side effect of heparin is a condition called Heparin Induced Thrombocytopenia. It occurs in a very small number of patients, but it has very serious symptoms including worsening of clotting and developing new clots, which can lead to stroke, heart attack, or deep vein thrombosis. Otherwise, (and for most patients) heparin works as an anticoagulant, preventint further clotting.
Being mindful of cardiovascular health is incredibly important. Monitoring blood pressure, normal body weight for the individual, blood glucose, and cholesterol levels can give good basic insights into heart health. Some conditions may require more advanced or regular testing. And if you have a family history of cardiac issues, regular screenings can save lives. Proactive actions like healthy eating, regular exercise, and quitting smoking or tabacco use will positively impact your heart health. We recommend seeing your doctor to evaluate your heart health and understand and address any individual concerns.
I’m really sorry you’re experiencing that-those symptoms can be very serious. Swelling in the feet, shortness of breath, and coughing up blood may be signs of heart issues, such as heart failure or a blood clot. It’s important to get immediate medical attention. Please seek help from a healthcare professional as soon as possible to get the proper evaluation and care.
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What’s the typical presentation and progression of the last one (heart failure, I think it was)? And the treatment for heart failure? Especially if it’s just not pumping as efficiently as possible and only causing mild symptoms intermittently?
That is a great question, while the other two conditions are often acute events, heart failure can develop slowly over time (it can also start suddenly). Symptoms may present as shortness of breath, fatigue, swelling in the legs and feet, weakness, decrease in the ability to exercise, rapid weight gain from fluid, nausea, rapid/irregular heart beats. Bc (like you said) symptoms can be intermittent, sometimes the condition is diagnosed until later stages. So anyone experiencing those symptoms should get checked. Especially with chest pain, fainting or severe weakness, rapid/irregular heartbeat with shortness of breath. The causes and severity of heart failure can vary widely so treatments also vary. Sometimes lifestyle changes and treating contributing factors can reverse heart disease. Other times surgery is needed. Or a combination of medicines may be used. This is why recognizing the symptoms and being seen is so important.
I get palpitations oftenly,i guess once or twice every few days and that really worries me, eventhough they are most harmless, i still worry everytime i get one...
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@@healthdecide How can we avoid this 3 conditions pls ?
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We had a lady come in today. She say she's been having chest pain for 2 days. As soon as her husband brought her into the ER, she collapsed and went into cardiac arrest. Had to go into the operating room to an angioplasty. Moral of the story, don't wait. Had she been even 5 minutes later, her husband would've been planning her funeral.
It’s not always due to heart disease. My husband had a most serious case of bladder infection & at a certain point it caused a cardiac arrest. He was revived so quickly. But now, we’re dealing with clearing the infection, getting his bladder cleaned up and the recovery of his memory & confusion.
Hi, yes when my father would get urinary infections and hospital stay, he's dementia would always get worse. Not saying your husband has dementia. But It's a fact when they're in the hospital it seem their memory gets worse. I always hated when my dad was there for a few days, he always came home more confused. Hope this helps.
You are so very right. Heart failure is not always due to a heart attack. Mr Jones died from a heart failure after the neighbour found him in bed wth his wife and shot him in the chest. He was actually trying to shoot his balls off, but did not have his glasses on. The judge found the shooting neighbout guilty of manslaughter.
Is he worth that much trouble. Husbands are cheap on the second hand market.
Asthma can cause issues for the heart as well. I had two back to back asthma attacks the other day and it was causing dangerous issues for my heart, it's rhythm was extremely out of whack that was painful as well because not enough oxygen was getting around. Now I am on strict bed rest and medicine regiment for the next week.
@@tonylawrence9157wtf, why would you leave your loved ones like that? Were you cheated by your man or something to hate husbands so much?
•Cardiac arrest- because of ventricular fibrillation
•Heart attack- because of atherosclerotic plaque in coronary artery
•Heart failure- left or right side of heart stops working so edema develops
All wrong
cardiac arrest can be caused by v fib like u mentioned, but also v tach pea and asystole
Tachycardia also , I know I'm a heart patient , I have a defibrillator pacemaker and on several heart meds
@@henrykennedy1120 yeah v tach is ventricular tachycardia
I pray that everyone who watches this will be free from any heart disease, and will use this information to help others and spread awareness... In Jesus Mighty name Amen🙏.
Amen
I have congestion heart failure I'm 39
Amen
Amen
Amen 🙏
You presented all the three conditions very clearly.
Thank you! Our goal is to bring better clarity to health education and these 3 are often confused.
It's crazy to think about how much stuff can go seriously wrong with the body that could kill you at any moment for absolutely no reason at all, and yet it rarely happens.
I was so confused until I watched this video, I'm so thankful 🇮🇳....
We are so glad it was helpful!
You explained the three conditions perfectly. I’m subscribing this channel right away, thank you🙏🏽
Thank you so much for your kind words and support! We’re thrilled the explanation helped. Welcome to the channel! 😊
My father passes away last month.
Due to cardiac arrest.
I am missing him everyday.
Please pray for him.
😭😭😭😞😞😞
Sad 😢 how old is your father
Praying 🙏🏼 I’m so sorry for the loss, you have my condolences ❤
brother your father suddenly died..i lost my mothér
@@sudhaponna4632i lost my grandma😞
I feel your pain😢 mine died of cardiac arrest too. So 😢
I am here to fight my anxiety
Fear of death while watching this video full of fear butt..one day everything will be finee ❤ stay health
We applaud you for facing your fears. Our hope is that good education can help dispel fears or confusion through better understanding. And that confidence can help empower better health decisions and quality of life through earlier preventions.
If you know, love & worship Jesus Christ each day, you won't fear death or anything else, my friend! May God Bless You! "Seek the Lord & you will find Him when you seek with all of your heart" Jeremiah
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Same problem
It was nice to see the animation of the cause of my heart attack. I was to Tucson by helicopter and they need a emergency stint install. The EMT's in Sierra Vista saved my life.🎉
I’d like to see an animation of what happens during a heart palpitation. I get them occasionally and I feel heavy thumping in my throat. It’s unpleasant.
Thanks for the request. Heart palpitations can be worrisome, but they're usually harmless. Rarely they can be a symptom of a more serious condition like Atrial Fibrillation (AFib)- a quivering or irregular heartbeat (arrhythmia). I have linked our animation for AFib below.
ruclips.net/video/BhvMPKicZus/видео.html
@@healthdecideAs much as it is not fatal, it can however reduce the heart pumping efficiency by about 20 to 30%. This only means that the atrial will not serve as a primer pump for the ventricle.
Just a contribution.
@wahabmajekodunmi2414 This makes sense .
I have Arythmia . When it happens and I get the "catch up" thumping , I have to breathe deep and long as it feels like I'm not getting enough oxygen into me
@@healthdecideI had palpitations over some 6-8 months and was told after many tests and a 24 holster ecg (in Feb 2022) that it was nothing too serious. I then went on to have 9 cardiac arrests in one day in March 2022, in hospital!My BPM was 315 in the ambulance on the way to hospital just before the cardiac arrests!! It was pretty tough…
@masonqureshi5217Sorry to hear about your bad health. Hope you 😅are better now.
now i want to run 3km every morning
Me too bruh 😭
What an excellent video! The best I have found on YT thus far! As an EM professional, and with permission, I will use this for entry-level orientation! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much! That is exactly how we hope it will be used and shared (with attribution)- to help people have a better grasp on these important topics quickly.
I pray that everyone heals from any kind of diseases in the name of Jesus 🙏 amen
Jesus is a prophet yk❤
Amen…..Lord Jesus have mercy on us 🙏🏼
@@user-nc7hx4kw7uno He isn’t, He’s God in flesh form
That's nice. But He obviously couldn't care less about us.
In the Name of ALLAH AMEEN
VERY INFORMATIVE, PRESICE, SHORT AND EASY TO UNDERSTAND
Thank you for sharing, and God bless you!
You are welcome and same to you!
Hi, your content are very educative and awesome😊😊
Thank you so much 😀 Our goal is to make great Health Care Education accessible to everyone
Helpful video cuz I'm preparing for Neet ( a Medical entrance exam) ❤
So glad it was helpful. Best of luck on your exam!
It's very satisfying to see 3D animations of medical education.
Excellent presentation , Crisp and lucid explanation ❤🎉 of differentiate
Thanks a lot 😊
Thank you for the clear and concise explanation.
Glad it was helpful!
Someone: * *Gets heart arrest* *
Me: "did your heart get arrested?"
I had a bicuspid Aortic valve which failed on me but thankfully I survived, this was 18 months ago, I was told by a consultant that I'd survived the widow maker. I'm now the proud owner of a St Judes mechanical valve
That’s an incredible journey-thank you for sharing! Surviving such a life-threatening event is truly remarkable. Wishing you continued health and strength!
wow....nice demonstration!!
Thank you! We’re glad you liked it.
Thanks for a perfect teaching tool. Great introduction into the function of the heart and why things happen.
You're very welcome! Thank you for the kind comment - we're so glad it was helpful
I have been a lucky one a plastic tube and a aortic valve, strange feeling watching this video for me. Happy Xmas everyone with heart problems.
This video makes me learn like science thank you for making this video
You are welcome! When you can visualize these concepts, they become much easier to understand.
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Very informative video!
We had a longtime friend diagnosed with heart failure recently
I’m really sorry to hear about your friend’s diagnosis. Heart failure can be challenging, both for the person affected and their loved ones. It’s important for them to work closely with their healthcare team to manage the condition. Support from friends and family can make a big difference. Wishing your friend strength and hope during this time. If you ever need advice or information, feel free to reach out.
@healthdecide actually here's a question I had
Is there a way to prevent getting heart failure it's something I'm worried about my dad getting with high blood pressure
This kinda stuff scares me but it alsov somehow excites me
We get it! But it hopefully becomes less scary when you understand it better. 👍
Thanks for nice information about heart attacked diseases..❤
You are welcome. We are glad it was helpful for your understanding.
Wow, thank you for explaining the heart so well! I always thought the heart anatomy too difficult. Also, the fibrous membrane around the cholesterol! Our bodies are truly amazing machines, they will do anything to help themselves, until the very end.
You are welcome! We are so glad it was helpful and helped you understand - and we agree - our bodies are truly amazing.
I know thos video is imformative but watching this video made my heart rate increase😢
It’s completely normal for certain videos, especially those on health topics, to trigger anxiety or increase heart rate. Watching something that discusses serious conditions can be overwhelming, even if it’s just for informational purposes. If you ever feel anxious after watching something, it’s always a good idea to take a break, focus on your breathing, and ground yourself. It’s okay to step away from content that affects your well-being, and prioritizing relaxation is key. Take care of yourself!
Thankyou nice informative video
im concerned. sometimes i feel my heart beat irregularly especially when sad and i usually feel sad a lot. it all started when i experienced intense fear 2 years ago
Nothing to worry about , anxiety and other feelings can cause the heart to feel like it beats irregularly, but if you’re concerned you can always talk to a doctor to run an ecg
@@soccercrackyt9159 Thank you very much. I admit that i am already an obese person. i dont really exercise. There was even one tisme that i felt a sudden ache on the left side of my chest for like 1 second, as if my body was warning me of heart attack. Pls is this also as serious as i think it is?
@@Infinitychannel0 heart attacks can signal along with other symptoms such as pain in left arm, chest , neck and jaw , pain or tightness that goes away and comes back from hours to days , shortness of breath ,cold sweat , fatigue , dizziness , but all of these symptoms don’t always mean it’s a heart attack , I experienced the same symptoms at times and worried about it too until I got my heart checked with a cardiologist to make sure , I suggest you do the same to get it out if your head but I’m sure it’s nothing and you’re ok , don’t worry
Why are you sad
Even your body knows being too emotional causes you pain. Sadness doesn't come from others, you chooses to be sad for every little things you cannot do/achieve/get/endure/be satisfied with 😅
Isnt fibrillation beating of heart very rapidly in the wrong order which halts the blood flow?
What I have learned being a 32 year old CHF survivor is everyone needs a cardiologist at the age of 30 as a baseline 💯 the heart is not something to play with!!! I have no family history and almost died and I have since then met many others!!! Get a cardiologist everyone!!!
We are so glad you are ok. Yes - heart health is incredibly important from healthy habits, nutritional support, and regular checkups- all of it makes a difference.
why did you have it at so ealry age? do you had any bad habits like smoking or drinking or what was the cause of it for you?
@@IslamFighter81 I have healthy habits non smoker and drinker. Healthy weight also they have no idea I got cardiomyopathy and that’s what led to heart failure
@@francescamurray9420 Bro I want to ask, what symptoms did you had when you got diagonosed with cardiomyopathy? Did you had Shortness of breath with or without physical exertion, Swelling in the legs or ankles, Dizziness or Lightheadedness, Fainting, Arrhythmias or any other symptoms? please share your thoughts
No… normal healthy 30 year olds with no symptoms do not need a cardiologist!😂
Thank you 🎉
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THANKS A LOT😍😍😍♥️♥️♥️
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What causes palpitations and how to reduce it
This was recommended when I was searching for "that" sus Burger king ad video, ngl this type of ad should play when you watch anything related to fast food.
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I had a cardiac arrest when I was 37... I'm 68 now... But I was lucky that it happened in the ER... I had to make the doctor that examine me in the yard put a monitor on me because he's told me I was too young to have a heart attack and usual crap... But I felt like garbage the entire day... Got the monitor put it on and it told the story I went into ventricular fibrillation after he walked away yelling at me because I had to come back tomorrow to have the monitor read
I had MI on Nov 2024, LVEF 45%, stet was placed. May please elaborate what damage it caused to the tissues and what will be affect on other organs of body.
An MI (heart attack) damages heart muscle, reducing its ability to pump efficiently, which is reflected in your LVEF (45%). This can lead to scarring and may strain other organs, like the kidneys or lungs, over time due to reduced blood flow. Follow-up care, medications, and a heart-healthy lifestyle are key to managing the effects and protecting your overall health. Consult your cardiologist for personalized advice!
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From 0:45 the ventricles and atria are just pumping emptily even though you are explaining normal mechanism. (Not referring to asystole, this is before you reach to asystole).
My ECG and 2D echo has come normal... but i have heart pain and it lasts for few minutes! Have shoulder, neck and lower arm pain... but still doctor says normal in echo... not sure which doctor to consult. I am afraid.
i have also same problem my ecg 6/7 time eco 2 time complete normal ... then after all test i go through chest x ray them diagnosis costochondritis that causes anxious and stress condition bacuse all heart normal but undiagnosed costochondritis is reason..... so do x ray
Do a CT Angiogram , Echo only checks for heart structural issues. Any arteries or micro vascular issues will not pick up in those tests . If you are really concerned you can do a CT Angiogram to rule out any issues. On a side note , chest pains are not always cardiovascular related . It can be non cardio issues as well . Such as Anxiety, GERD , musculoskeletal pain , nerve compression etc . I wish you all the best .
شكرا لك❤
Thank you so much❤
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Health awareness very important..😊
Surah Al-Mu'minun (23:14) of the Quran: "Then We made the drop into an alaqah (leech-like structure), then We made the alaqah into a mudghah (chewed substance), then We made the mudghah into bones, then We clothed the bones with flesh, and then We brought him forth as another creation. So blessed is Allah, the best of creators."
Hmmmm
Don't know why most of the preacher get cardiovascular disease including imam of kaba even though they read the God's word
@@mahabub1409 here your answer by Allah
"And We will surely test you with something of fear and hunger and a loss of wealth and lives and fruits, but give good tidings to the patient." - Quran 2:155
This is just test for them
There is Only ONE GOD; ALLAH AIN'T IT.
@@leslie4351 then who's he?
This is very informative. Thank you.
You're very welcome!
extremely helpful
Thank you so much, we are glad it helped you.
How many minutes chest pain
this is amazing 🎉🎉 gud chop
Thank you!
Severe chronic Cardiophobia when I read about Brugada syndrome,my life is in none turning point at the age of 21 as no physiological treatment will ever be capable to relieve the fear and cardiac tests aren't effective as the syndrome is very elusive (Apparently).In extreme scenario I would look if a removal of Amygdala is fusible, anything in order to breath without being afraid 😣
I love this video ,Thank u so much
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@@healthdecide why am I still alive? When I was 9 years old I had a rheumatic fever which led to rheumatic heart disease. When I was having fever, doctor said I had a heart failure. I was given 24 hours to live but I survived and was given so many medicines to take for the rest of my life but due to poverty I have not taken those meds till this day. Doctor also said that I would not live beyond 12 years old because of my heart disease unless I would have a heart surgery but I didn't have a heart surgery, again, due to poverty. Doctor also said that I should not do strenuous activities as my heart would not be able to cope up with the stress. But I survived till 25 years old. But when I was 25, I was diagnosed with coronary heart disease which led me to heart attack. Again I survived. Doctor gave me medicines to take for the rest of my life for my coronary heart disease but I haven't taken those meds till this day, again, due to poverty. Doctor also said that I should have a bypass operation but we didn't have money for that 'cuz as I've said, we are poor. 20 years later since my heart attack, I have been living a normal life. Doing strenuous activities, not taking any medicines at all both for my rheumatic heart disease and my coronary heart disease. And still haven't undergone heart surgery at all. So, no meds, no surgery, only strenous activities everyday but I'm doing so fine. I'm living a very normal life and able to breathe well without any pace maker or stent or whatever. Doctor said that I wouldn't live long but I am now 45 years old. So, why am I still alive?
This poor guy. He goes to the gym and built muscles and has such a good body and is still riddled with health issues.
I swear I thought they were all the same thing but just different names for it wow
You’re far from alone in thinking that. It’s a really common misconception.
Never think about the end it may happen any time, ignore and live the life fully with happiness.
Very nice video
Thanks Dr
You are welcome! Thank you for the kind words.
Lost my father Dec 22 2023 due to cardiac arrest, heart attack and cardiogenic shock. Plus a 95% blockage. He would go to the VA but also thought because his cholesterol and BP was good there were no issues. Please go get checked 😢😢
I have atrial fibrillation. Does anyone know if it goes away naturally?
Atrial fibrillation (AFib) doesn’t typically go away on its own, though it can sometimes resolve temporarily. It’s important to work with your healthcare provider to manage the condition, as AFib can increase the risk of stroke and other complications. Treatment options like medication, lifestyle changes, or procedures like cardioversion can help control or even resolve AFib in some cases.
Health Awareness Very Imp . 👍
Thank you! We think so too.
This song is really blessing me. God bless you
I learned something new from this video. It means somone can have a heart attack but can still somehow walk freely whitle the heart muscles die slowly? Someone should please clearify me if i never got the video well.
Yes, you’re right! Heart attacks can sometimes have mild or “silent” symptoms and don’t often look like the dramatic scenes in movies. A person might still move around while damage occurs. It’s vital to seek medical help if there’s any suspicion to prevent further harm.
So is cardiac arrest just a term for the heart stopping, like respiratory arrest means breathing stops? Meaning a heart attack can lead to cardiac arrest, but they're not the same thing?
Yes- in a heart attack the blocked artery prevents blood from reaching a section of the heart and that part of the heart begins to die, but the heart does not usually stop beating during a heart attack. So you are exactly right, Heart attack can lead to (and increase the risk of) cardiac arrest, a disruption of the hearts electrical system to where it cannot pump blood effectively- but they are not the same.
Animation Video - best way to teach. 😐
Yes, animation can make complicated concepts more accessible to a wider audience. Being able to visualize medical and health concepts is crucial for understanding.
Sir when should CPR be given? Heart attack or cardiac arrest
Cardiac Arrest - CPR should be started if someone is not breathing and has no pulse.
Very informative . Iam post 3 heart attacks , have icd implant and heart failure . Your video is spot on . I have had them all .
It sounds like you’ve been through so much, and your strength is truly inspiring. Wishing you continued resilience and good health as you navigate life with an ICD and heart failure. Take care, and thank you for watching!
I have mild cardiomyopathy a.k.a Heart failure.
Heart doesn't pump as efficiently as it should.
No major blockages. Small amount of plaque not serious.
Cardiologist tells me it's probably caused by sleep apnea and I need a sleep test done because I hold my breath while sleeping.
Will need to sleep with a CPAP mask if tests prove positive.
Apparently it's a known fact that sleep apnea causes heart problems.
very symbol and easy to understand.so amazing,,,,
Thank you so much 😀
EXCELLENT!!!
PLEASE, DO I HAVE YOUR PERMISSION TO USE YOUR VIDEO AND TRANSLATE TO OTHER LANGUAGES FOR EDUCATIONAL/AWARENESS PURPOSE?
I WILL APPRECIATE A POSITIVE RESPONSE❤
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@@healthdecide how can I reach out directly?
Very nice information
Thank you!
Very nice Comments Thank You the day of the day
How to get cardiac arrest?
Very nice video
Thank you!
Im pretty scared some time beacause when i try to sleep , i can fell my heart beating irregulary , and sometime it feels like it misses a beat sometime , andit makes me feels weird..
my dad's heart stopped pumping tonight/last night. he was gone in 2 minutes. still doesnt feel real.
We are so sorry for your loss.
@@healthdecide i appreciate it thanks. starting to set in more now.. the numbness is going away.... this is gonna be rough. i was talking to him an hour or an hour and a half before it happened. he was in hospital for bronchitis complicating his copd, he also had end stage heart failure, but he was recovering well... and slated to go home within 48 hours. his heart just went haywire for a bit an stopped... it litterally just stopped. =[ my last conversation with him was an hour and a half before he died. he had to do a swallow test or something the next day for his bronchitis. i told him when he passes it i'll bring him his favorite mcdonalds. a double cheese . the nurses and doctors all said they expected him to pass it and move from ICU to a different room the next day for one or maybe 2 more nights of monitoring.. he died 90 minutes later. apparently he was just joking around with the nurses talking.. and it just happenned. breathing stoppped. heart went haywire, then heart shut down. super quick. Still hope i wake up and its a bad dream but its been days. its not fair........
@@timetraveler1973 please accept my condolences. 🙏Don't worry, your Dad loves you and He's there with you watching over you! 🤍
@@timetraveler1973 I hope you're doing better now
@@healthdecide thanks.
Excellent Video . But i trust in God .
U trust in God nice but before that trust your doctor👨⚕ if he lost trust on patient... Then 😢your patient meet directly God trust this words of mine... Patient should admit as soon as possible... 😮
I agree on God can keep our hearts working.
You can't prove God, foolish to believe in a mythology over reality.
What does this have to do with the video??? Before you trust God you need to trust a medical professional
Y'all never stop ✋🏻 trying to make y'all imaginary dictator real. 🤓
Incomplete: Does not explain cardiac arrest indicated in the title of the video.
We apologize for any confusion - cardiac arrest is explained first in the video from 0:19 to 1:44. In the narration it is first referred to as "Sudden death" a common term for cardiac arrest.
How can blood clots inside a artery when there's heparin ( an anti blood clotting factor ) is present
A rare side effect of heparin is a condition called Heparin Induced Thrombocytopenia. It occurs in a very small number of patients, but it has very serious symptoms including worsening of clotting and developing new clots, which can lead to stroke, heart attack, or deep vein thrombosis. Otherwise, (and for most patients) heparin works as an anticoagulant, preventint further clotting.
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Is there anyway we can routinely check our hearts for all these cases to prevent them.. because if we can't then I'm really frightened
Being mindful of cardiovascular health is incredibly important. Monitoring blood pressure, normal body weight for the individual, blood glucose, and cholesterol levels can give good basic insights into heart health. Some conditions may require more advanced or regular testing. And if you have a family history of cardiac issues, regular screenings can save lives. Proactive actions like healthy eating, regular exercise, and quitting smoking or tabacco use will positively impact your heart health. We recommend seeing your doctor to evaluate your heart health and understand and address any individual concerns.
Curse you cardiac arrest you just wiped out my beloved father 😭😭😭😭😭😭🕊️
So sorry for your loss.
I hve swelling feet and shortness of breath & even cough blood 😢
Are you ok
I’m really sorry you’re experiencing that-those symptoms can be very serious. Swelling in the feet, shortness of breath, and coughing up blood may be signs of heart issues, such as heart failure or a blood clot. It’s important to get immediate medical attention. Please seek help from a healthcare professional as soon as possible to get the proper evaluation and care.
that is perfect😝😝😝
I love so much to be a cardiologist
We hope you become one! The world needs more great doctors.
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Very nice
Thank you!
My cardiomyopathy and heart failure didn't work right due to COVID-19 Virus in 2020. I have relatives that has this problems like mine.
2025, please everyone, take care of u and your love ones, be healthy and happy and positive. Jesus is with us.
Thanks dear,you too
Can I translate this to my native language & share it with credits & links to original?
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@@healthdecide Bangla / বাংলা
What’s the typical presentation and progression of the last one (heart failure, I think it was)? And the treatment for heart failure? Especially if it’s just not pumping as efficiently as possible and only causing mild symptoms intermittently?
That is a great question, while the other two conditions are often acute events, heart failure can develop slowly over time (it can also start suddenly). Symptoms may present as shortness of breath, fatigue, swelling in the legs and feet, weakness, decrease in the ability to exercise, rapid weight gain from fluid, nausea, rapid/irregular heart beats. Bc (like you said) symptoms can be intermittent, sometimes the condition is diagnosed until later stages. So anyone experiencing those symptoms should get checked. Especially with chest pain, fainting or severe weakness, rapid/irregular heartbeat with shortness of breath. The causes and severity of heart failure can vary widely so treatments also vary. Sometimes lifestyle changes and treating contributing factors can reverse heart disease. Other times surgery is needed. Or a combination of medicines may be used. This is why recognizing the symptoms and being seen is so important.
@@healthdecide wow! Thanks for replying!!! And thanks for the video!
Very interesting
We think so too!
I have severe cardiophobia why did this just showed up on my feed? 😭😭😭 I already deal with Chest, arm and jaw pain and I’ve been cleared 😭😭😭
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Hiruge rumine take kerushi iteke takumenu chigiri
Dare ni mou ga masaseru aa gei nai gana i karaaaaa!!!!
I get palpitations oftenly,i guess once or twice every few days and that really worries me, eventhough they are most harmless, i still worry everytime i get one...
There are loads of people on here praying for you, which is very reassuring.
Please take my advice and seek medical help. All the best.
Yes!