‘He Was Gone’ Denmark Doctor Confirms Christian Eriksen Suffered Cardiac Arrest - Press Conference
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- Опубликовано: 12 июн 2021
- Morten Boesen, Denmark’s team doctor says Christian Eriksen suffered a cardiac arrest and “was gone” before being swiftly resuscitated on the pitch.
“He was gone,” Boesen said. “We started the resuscitation and we managed to do it. How close were we to losing him? I don’t know, but we got him back after one defib [defibrillation], so that’s quite fast.”
@UEFA 2021
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That doctor is traumatised. Understandably. Did an outstanding work for Christian.
@@irfan6309 He was still breathing in the early minutes i believe so
@@irfan6309 he started them once he stopped breathing. You fucking idiot. The doctor was the one actually treating him he knows when he stopped breathing. You’re way to dumb to have access to the internet
Pretty sure because he is a doctor in such a position he probably would have been a super seasoned doctor and probably an expert in his field. I imagine he isn't accustomed to being Infront of a camera like that and that is why he sounds uncomfortable.
@Individual Perspective wdym vaccine related? hahahaha because he is vaccined?
@Individual Perspective Stop the fucking lies, he is not vaccinated, non of the danish football players are. Because people (in Denmark) are getting the vaccine in groups, with the elders and people with healthconditions gets it first. People age 18-34 will be the last to get it. Im in that age group and Danish.
we clearly can still see his traumatic eyes.. bless every doctor who save him.
Football needs him but above all his family needs him, so he doesnt need to play
And at least he is still alive!
Life is more important than money
@I Am Saved By Jesus Christ I'm sure he's saved enough money to be able to live comfortably until he's old.
Yeah he will probably never play professional again but I'm damn sure he has enough saved up!. And tbh he has plenty of other career paths (hobbies) for example opening up a club and being a coach for children etc etc. He has a big enough name to do whatever he wants in the future. Obviously within his healthy range
As a nurse I know how it feels after you have been in the situation when CPR has been done. This doctor in this video really is affected by this.. The relief that he is alive doesn’t take away from the trauma experienced by the medical team..🌻💛
I’d rather he not play then risk his life, he is not just a phenomenal player but a husband and father, football comes second if he can’t play again - it’s a footballing tragedy in itself but I’d prefer him to be there for his family then not.
i agree
He’s defo not playing again, but thank god he’s alive, the medics were absolute heroes
They are saying it’s unclear whether or not he’ll play again, so don’t be so sure.
If he is totally recovered and wants to play, why wouldn't he play again. He is healthy and its not like this things will happen every time
Thank the medical staff he is alive. I'm not a doctor but his professional career is over for a few reasons. First, it could happen again. Secondly ,you can't play contact sport at a high level with an internal pace maker. Finally, he will be uninsurable at the professional level. No team would take on that risk.
This manz is a hero. He brought him back from the clutches of death.
They just understood what life is about in few minutes. Family, loved ones.
Simon Kjaer. Now THAT is a captain
Lazy answer
Even the management team looked like they were still in shock during the interview. Wonder how the Denmark team resumed the game with the trauma and emotional situation still lingering in their heads. Anyways, stay strong guys, Eriksen would want you guys to fight on!
@nick long Sometimes, shock makes people numb...
His health MUST be the number one priority! It is worth no risks!
The team medics should all get their wages quadrupled!! This just highlighted how important they are.
Wishing Christian a speedy recovery.
Game day medics rarely see significant “action” during matches outside of minor leg injuries so the fact that the team was ready and acted without hesitation shows how prepared and professional they were.
Kjaer and the medics are heroes💙
All of them are heros, even for shielding him, and staying with Eriksen throughout this whole time, and not playing until they get fortunately good news.
They are professionals, They immediately knew something was up when he collapsed.
Very humbling moment in sport. I'm absolutely in awe. Thank goodness for the training these doctors received, and also that they got to him within seconds to render aid.
Amazing job by the team doctor and staff. I’ve never seen CPR on the field let alone a defibrillator. Was sick to my stomach watching this but am so glad he’s ok.
you really brought him back from the clutches of death. thank you so much and God bless you.
Best free-kicker in the world, world class person. My ❤ goes out to Christian. To the doctors, there are never enough words for y'all. Doctors deserve every dollar.
This happened to me in April, I was gone, fell in the forest, my girlfriend pumped on my heart for 17 minutes, I don't remember a thing, just waking up as the ambulance people arrived, luckily they didn't need to shock me ... I wonder about it still, would I be here if my girlfriend didn't do CPR. I worry everyday.
I never ever comment on RUclips videos (don't know why I feel the need to say that), but the last thing you wrote hit me really hard. I'm so sorry this happened to you. It must have been so scary when they told you what happened. I would be horribly worried all the time too and I really really hope that you talk to someone about it. I obviously don't know you, but the thought of someone/you spending every day worrying after such a scary event just breaks my heart. It must be awful awful awful. Please talk to someone (if you aren't already) so you can get some tools to handle the worrying and, I'm guessing, anxiety. You are gonna be okay!
Best wishes to Erik and his family. Hopeful for a full recovery.
These poor officials they are so upset.
We are all glad, to see that Christian has survived, The whole team has been through so much , we are all with the Danish team, O the Topic of the game , it should never have been played
You're right, but the teams decided it. I think all of them wanted to end the game just to put it in the past and continue the competition a little more free from thoughts
I think there is no team more motivated than Denmark in the tournament at the moment. They will win it for Eriksen.
That coach is still extremely emotional. I don’t understand why they are still in the tournament, let alone had played that game. Absolutely ridiculous. The guy basically died on the field. They brought him back, do you expect these guys not be traumatized when they are doing the same thing and pushing their bodies too? Chances of that happening to any other in that team are slim to none; but that I can say sitting here and not having to play another game in a day or so after witnessing that.
UEFA was an ass here. They should have called it off. Istead, they gave that decision to the team and Eriksen. How fucked up is that?
@@LS-Moto UEFA followed protocol and consulted the team if they wanted to go ahead with the game and they said ok. There is an order to follow in a situation such as this. The game has to be played to maintain the integrity of the tournament, alternatively if Denmark choose not to continue, I believe the usual protocol is they take an automatic 3-0 loss.
@@eamesho7723 ..what if..Eriksen was dead...what is UEFA`s protocol ?....play or 3-0 loss ?......
@@eamesho7723 oh shut up ya silly tw@t
oh come on man you have 26 players whose dream it is to play in a tournament like this, and a small country like Denmark isn't even guaranteed to qualify all that often for major tournos. The guy didn't die, the show must go on. Do you think Eriksen would like the whole squad to go home after what happened to him? Of course not! It was of course the wrong decision though to restart the game so soon tho.
Wishing Christian all the best and a swift recovery.
I have personally witnessed my opponent fell down in a fit during a sunday league game..the ambulance arrived in abt 5mins..tried to resuscitate him, but unfortunately he died en route to the hospital. We came to know he was in his mid thirtees and had 1 kid..
Pls dont take this lightly. Eriksen should take as much time as possible to recover. Football is not everything. Family is.
I'm so sorry for your loss
thankfully he made a lot of money during his career, so his family are well provided for. Imagine this happening to a lower league player who doesn't make much money.
The worst and the sadest moment in football world ive been experienced .I couldnt stop some tears dropping from my eyes and strange fear for christian and worried what is gonna happin ? is he died ? will he be ok ? are they gonna help him throu this ? and so on !!! is a major shok . I only hope that christian will come again to live and still enjoying his football as he always did ...my heart and prayers with chistian Eriksen....
my father survived cardiac arrest month before Christian's case. He was on bicycle and just felt down near the road - thanks God someone found him and started reanimation. Doctors said that my father's chances for surviving were less than 5% - it is unbelievable how fragile life is and that miracles can happen. My father is alive and I just want to say - please remember what the rules of first aid are. Prayings for Christian!
He looks in shock! Unbelievable and everyone so pleased it was good news.
I think we should assume every individual involved in decisions had empathy and good intentions in this moment, but the fact that events led to hojberg having to take a European Championship penalty after that trauma... seems simply cruel to pressure someone to focus so intensely after such trauma.
This was absolutely tragic and horrifying to watch I am a Liverpool fan who always admired Christian even when he was playing against us at Spurs. Thankfully because of the quick actions of the medical teams we stall have one of the great players of the modern game. I am so so glad that he seems to be recovering well, he is a brilliant footballer and it will be a sad loss to football if he is unable to continue such a great career but of course the important thing is, he is alive and I wish him a speedy recovery and a long a fulfilling life whatever path that may now take for him. Get well soon Christian.
I am like you, an LFC fan too and I admiral Ericsson when he played for Tottenham. Even wished that Klopp would get him in our team. So glad he is still with us. Praise to the doctor's team who did CPR right awat
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I'm a ManUtd fan who always admired his talant and also wanted my club to get him but I was also sad for him that he didn't win anything with Spurs as I feel he and the club deserved to around that time but obviously honours mean nothing at times like these.....But he has won SeriaA with Inter anyway which is good.
@@cddb5408 I think fans are fans the world over and we all love our clubs but still appreciate talent, at times like this it is good to see that we can all agree on something, I am sad for him but hopefully it’s just the start of something and not necessarily the end 😎👍
Denmark is already the winner of this tournament.
Why?
If you’re implying they are getting sympathy/spotlight because of what happened to Christian Eriksen then that’s really pathetic
That's a fucking stupid statement
This aged poorly.
God bless him..
Wow he really did die didn’t he? That’s insane. Please retire Christian. It’s not worth risking it
even if he wanted to play again its not up to him
he wont be allowed to play again by doctors and cardiac specialists strict orders
The FA wont allow it
And any good manager wouldn’t allow it
He needs to retire 😪.. not worth the risk
@@elliotbarnes2550 Daley Blind has a pacemaker due to a heart condition. He is an active player for the Netherlands.
Damn European sports reporters don’t mess around with the questions 😳
Hero🙏🏻
Doctor told interviewer that he will leave the reasoning behind the cardiac arrest, to the specialists. So interviewer asks 30 seconds later what's the cause of the cardiac arrest?? 😏
hmmm, dont mention the gene therapy and association with massive increase of myocarditis in young men... you're a conspiracy theorist...
Salute for you doctor Anders Boesen 👍, btw he was International Badminton Player, Respect for him
I hope Christian Eriksen is ok thank God he is ok
Thank god he is alive🙏🙏🙏
A few months ago UEFA had no problem with moving PSG-Istanbulspor game 24 hours later because someone didn't like the language 2 referees used while talking to each other. Now, with this, they give you the option to either play on or resume tomorrow at high noon.. Officially no pressure.. They are so corrupt by money their brains stopped working.
Yeah, and they expect that choice to be made by a team, that just dealt with a life or death situation. How fucked up is that...
oh stop it with UEFA boogeyman nonsense
@@elingrome5853 You're either UEFA sposored or a complete idiot. Read what Kasper Schmeichel or Kasper Hjulmand had to say about it.
Agree to Casper that they could have postphoned the game.
Thank God that Christian Eriksen is doing well. Hoping that he will be able to play football again as normal as before🙏
❤❤❤❤❤ yes agree dear. come back healthier and all, christian!! We truly wish the best for u ! Just like those players in vid sent for him hoping to see him back on the pitch, yes, we too, if it is allowed n there's no prob with him playing. It would be great to see ur smiling face soon or later on the pitch❤ now, focus on ur recovery first eriksen!!
I hope Denmark wins today !! Go Denmark !!!
Well done doctor and all paramedics there
Thank God he survived but... He won’t play again. Sad but true.
Blind did...
@@JulieDorsetBelle with a pacemaker?
Thank you Lord for listening to our prayers...for your healing touch on Christian..Bless the Captain, the paramedics and the entire team for their efforts to save him.Praise be to the holy name of Jesus and intercession of Morher Mary..🙏🙏🙇♂️
Mary can’t hear your prayers, nor the saints. Only God can, through Jesus Christ Alone! Amen tho x
Ese jugador se salvó por la eficiencia de los médicos , la importancia del RCP
9:20 Enough said.
People keep saying this horror is reminiscent of Fabrice Muamba (which it is but there's been loads of these in football).
The Muamba one was more positive as he survived.
I remember Foe, Feher, Puerta and many others didn't make it.
People keep bringing up just Muamba, maybe hoping it's the same outcome in terms of survival, which I do too.
Foe was bad, I think the reason they go to muamba is because he lived. And it spurred medical advances in the game.
I'd never heard of these players, thanks for letting me know
Life is more important than football... time for him to relax, retire and be proud.
GOD IS GREAT AND GOD IS GREAT. BEST SPEEDY RECOVERY FOR CHRISTIAN ERIKSON. MAY GOD GIVE THE STRENGTH FOR HIS TEAM AND FAMILIES. ONE LOVE. HUMAN LOVE
Aamin
Yes God is great that’s why we always have to thank Him for every second we breath…🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😢😢😢😢
@TheMetalMouse sorry for my comment Satan don’t get offended, hell is waiting for you
clown
God's an idiot if there is such a thing. If there was a god things like this wouldn't happen. God don't make me laugh. Where was God last week when my dad died?
I’m not sure that books relevant any more... people are awake now
@@hairyfishcakes There is no body called God. People are so deluded to believe in those scriptures. Most people waste their time and chances just to please him. I was once a victim and later realise that I was always believing in fallacy.
Bro he was gone for 15 to 20 minutes
Really lucky to be back
Most patients after 5 minutes in a hospital are given up on when electro plates dont work
Kingdom Hospital is only a 4 minute drive from Parken Stadium
As AGF fans say, the biggest hospital in Copenhagen is just a few blocks away from the stadium, I was more confused that they didn’t take him there sooner... a young healthy person like him, the doctors would fight for hours with CPR and defibrillation before they would give up. But luckily the stadium doctors managed to bring him back, thank God
No he wasn’t. He was literally awake and breathing on his own when the stretchered him off
@@2299mikey im talking about when he was on the ground while they trying to apply CPR
@@melxvee6850 he was only gone for at most 5 minutes. The first shock from a defib is a couple minutes after you put it on the patient. They just made sure he was stabilized before they moved him so they didn’t start stretchering him off and he goes cardiac arrest again while they’re not in position to give him cpr or use the defib. They probably did an ekg to see if his heart was back to being relatively normal before they moved him
I didn’t realise it was that serious.
@VAN GROOVER “heartstopping” really ?😂😂(just joking)
The match shouldnt have been played finish and the uefa should have make some exeption to this happening , the world will have understand it ...suspend the match until ....as the uefa roules always claims players health comes first !
we saw some of it from the players and not Uefa that should have posponned the match. ...
He was never dead , until his brain died. But after a cardiac arrest its not long after his brain dies as his pulse would stop. Brilliant job of the medical staff to handle it with atmost professionalism.
Praise jesus god and our ladý
Wow you can see the doctor's eyes lack sleep. Surely the doctor has been traumatized a bit.
Tragic end of erikson career
Maybe he can start coaching
I think we should celebrate him coming out alive from this. It's sad that we might not see him play football but I will take him being alive over a football career every time.
The truth heros
The media could of waited for answers not bombard the doctor with questions total disrespect
The game shoulda been scrapped and a 0-0 awarded.
When you trust God in absolute faith there is no fear
IT WAS SO WRONG,THERE BEST FRIEND COLLAPSED INFRONT OF THEM AND UEFA SAID PLAY TODAY OR BYEBYE🤬🤬
They was asked if they wanted to play the game the next day which they could of done but they probably wanted to get the game over with no matter of the final result.
@@JG-zf3ji pretty much the same difference mate, they could have rescheduled for between at the end of the group stage for example not within 24 hours of being traumatised
NO,They told them carry on or play next day@12pm
Or just called it a draw which it should of been had the penalty went in.
This is where God does His miracle! Wonderful God we have
God, really?! No wonderful EMTs and doctors we have!
The same God who gives kids excruciating birth defects and bone cancer, and then helps you find your car keys?
God? Please,, Papin,, It was doctors who brought him back,, period,,,
What kind of magical doctors & players & supporters together with the help of God - Cristian Erickson waked & got new life. We & whole world seen that all impossible is possible by the managerial decoupling.Yes God given new life.
the same god that allowed him to suffer the cardiac arrest? right right
@@wish hahahaha agreed. I really dont understand these religious freaks.
Love that end shot at the greedy super league fuckers. Get well Christian (a Gooner).
Hmmm Christian Eriksen was gone thank God he's back to the land of the living.
God is great
Fair enough... but the heart attack was a bit of a dick move imho
The medics saved him, not God
God has nothing to do with it.
@@Thomas...191 Yeah, I guess the meds are going to hell now for preventing the dick move to be successful.
Everyone looks as if they shouldn't carry on at Euro 2020? They all look emotionally drained? Such a shame?
WOULD THE FINNISH PLAYER, CONTINUE? WE NEVER HEARD?
Anders Boesen and Marten Boesen is the former of badminton player..
Am just wondering if this was to be in Nigeria!! Thank God for Technology
If that’s true then he won’t be allowed to play again FUCK SAKE 😩😭
That is not necessarily true. It all depends on what the particular diagnosis is and if there was any damage done.
@@krankieboolean1340 I would be too scared to play again if I got cardiac arrest on the pitch
@@1999_reborn yeah pretty much, he's going to carry this with him for the rest of his life mentally if not physically
Yea most likely he’s going to hang them up. No point in risking his life. Won’t be fair for his wife nor kids to suffer without him being alive… prayers out to you eriksen 🙏🏼
Its a case by case basis, compared to lets say Muamba in 2012 this isn't as bad a situation, Muamba needed to spend time in an ICU so was in a very bad way even with all the assistance in the world whereas Eriksen was back after 1 fib of the defibrillator so while a very serious situation and he should be stood down for the tournament at least I would say at this point its best to wait and get more details about what actually happened. Anyone can get a cardiac arrest at any time, some are more likely than others but now the question that needs to be asked is was this a once off that could have happened to anyone in which case he can return to football when he feels he's ready or was this a underlying health condition that could lead to him having another Cardiac arrest in which case he should seriously consider continuing his career no matter what the details are of this incident. Until all the details are gathered its impossible to make a decision.
🇩🇰🇩🇰❤❤🙏🙏
Most fans don't want to thank God for life saving.I want the fans around the world to thank God.And to know that doctors can not save without God intervining.In Everything we give thanks to God.You can have best Doctors in the world but they can not give you ,your life back.Let give glory to God for giving him a second chance to live.
Wow you are really dumb
Broadcasters must be sued for filming the entire incident. Poor guy was struggling for his life and they kept filming him and his family. I had never imagined watching a person get CPR live on TV. In the absolute worse case, they would've shown a possible live death on TV in front of millions.
isn't the media supposed to report on the reality, not hide it?
@@rosiemccattail6350 They are not supposed to show a potential death live on TV. Its distressing for the viewers and disrespectful to the player and his family. The broadcasters in the Premier League cut to aerial shots during Fabrice Muamba incident in 2012 while they were giving him CPR.
@@ammarimtiaz88 "disrespectful" is an arbitrary term as is distressful, besides, you think 9/11 wasn't distressing?
@@rosiemccattail6350 so you would be ok with watching someone dying on live on TV? Is sadistic also arbitrary?
@@ammarimtiaz88 yeah, sure. what's up with that? people die every day, closing your eyes and hiding in the corner is not going to help anything
The Doctor who ran in from the stands understood the situation. Team doctors did not pick up on a cardiac arrest straight away.
Bullshit, the doctors arrived when there was breathing and pulse.
@@calcareadk if you read the article, the German doctor said, he wasn't sure the team physician knew what he was doing as doesn't deal with this extent of crisis so was in shock. Read up on it.
@@CR-bc1zt The same doctor that blabbered on about the whole situation to toot his own horn, and apologized for it afterwards? This is basic first aid - of course a certified medical doctor can evaluate and manage this. Unless the staff doctor deliberately is lying to cover up - then he directly said that there was pulse and breathing when they got to CE, the doctor on the side would not be able to know - so how should he know?
@@calcareadk it seems like you were there though and did a medical assessment, the way you are going on. It just depends on who's story is gullible or true.
You seem very offended. Get some balls
UEFA - inhumane - super wrong. what were they thinking? have UEFA ever almost lost someone? and resume the game not long after? come on.
Won't he have to retire after this
depends.... some players like Dailey Blind have fought back playing on a pro level. There are a lot of factors that decides what the future holds unfortunately. BUT on DR1 (Danmarks radio) a cardiac specialist said that she thinks he will be back playing on the level he is now... we´ll see. Hope he will strike back, but again the most important thing is that he´s healthy with friends and family
did he have the "shot"? thrombosis is a side effect
He has not had a Vacc injection, the incidents of heart arrest are rare with elite athletes but they do happen. The cause is often an undetected heart abnormality or defect. There have been NO incidents of Covid Vaccinations being linked to Cardiac arrests. Myocarditis is an extremely painful inflammation of the heart muscle Eriksen would NOT have been able to play football if he had been suffering from this condition.
@@banditbaker1675 What do you mean there are no incidents linked to cardiac complications and arrests? The CD_C clearly states the vac is linked to heart inflammation. VA_ERS had also reported 1000s of adverse effects and all some people are interested in is hiding these facts. These are people we are talking about not just statistics.
@@livewire9418 I suggest that you read my comment again. Firstly, Eriksen has not had the Vaccination, so the Cardiac Arrest that he suffered cannot be linked to the vaccine, can it!
Secondly, in my comment, I stated quite clearly, that there have been no incidents of Cardiac Arrest linked to the vaccine.
A Cardiac Arrest and Myocarditis are two completely separate clinical illnesses, so please don't confuse the two.
There have indeed been a limited number of cases (214 to date, mostly males aged 18-24) who have been diagnosed with Myocarditis. When you consider that there have been 17Million vaccinations in the US alone, 214 cases of Myocarditis is EXTREMELY low.
To date, there have been very few serious complications that can be linked to vaccinations. However, Covid internationally has accounted for the death of over 1Million souls
Anyone with any intelligence or common sense CAN see that getting vaccinated against catching the Covid Virus is the best cause of action and is the only way of preventing even more deaths and suffering.
@@banditbaker1675 I did not comment on Christian receiving a vaccine or not. What I responded to was your erroneous guideline about no cardiac arrest being linked to the vaccine. What country are you referring to? Anyone with any intelligence will research statistics given worldwide on vaccine related heart inflammation and cardiac arrest from the vaccine. Worldwide obviously means first world countries and third world countries. The incidents are not relatively low either but the information is not on mainstream news because they are medical reports. Also, those with poor immune systems have had extremely adverse reaction including death.
Instead of brushing off these deaths why aren't the vaccines reformulated and made safe. Don't bother answer.
@@livewire9418 I repeat, there have been NO incidents of Cardiac Arrest caused by or attributed to the Covid Vaccines. That is NONE, ZERO, ZILCH!
Of the 17Million vaccinations administered in the US to date, there have been 241 attributed cases of Myocarditis.
Did the footballer take the Vaccine?
No, he did not.
What a ridiculous question, was he vaccinated, in reff to covid, bonkers
Wishing Christian a speedy recovery 🙏
Well the shot can cause heart irregularities to young people. Just saying
It can also cause blood clots
@@kennymichaelalanya7134 "irreguarities".. That doesn't mean anything.
We have irregularities in our bodies all the time.
An elevated immune system is a completely healthy "irregularity" to any vaccine.
Inflamation of the heart is too. That's why you get tired and possibly develop a fever after a vaccine, BUT IT'S ALL ACCOUNTED FOR.
When i had my vaccine i didn't feel a thing. Nothing. Only because i knew what to look for, i noticed i slept a lot the following two nights, and i'll bet you almost anything that was because my heart was inflamed, maybe even partly, ever so slightly, infected for a few day
So yes. it causes irregularities. a lot of them. but some are SUPPOSED to happen and other ones are "side affects" like a slight infection from a papercut is technically a side effect.
@@kennymichaelalanya7134 first of all HE WAS NOT vaccinated. Secondly your chance of that happening is 1 in 100000. 95% of those side effects are surviveable. Your chance of getting Covid if not vaccinated is 100%. You will get it sooner than later. And once you got it your chance of being hospitalized is 20%. Now compare those risks
Why in the last 8 months have so many young athletes been having fatal heart attacks??? !!!! Thank God Christian was brought back from death, but many weren’t so lucky! Could it be the myocarditis from the vaccine?? This is very alarming!
The vaccine almost killed him.
You're trolling, right?
He did not take the vaccine you liar. Also your chance of suffering any bad side effect from the vaccine is 1 in 100000. 95% of those severe side effects are surviveable. Your chance of getting Covid if not vaccinated is 100%. You will get it. Once you got it you got a 20% chance of being hospitalized. Now compare the two risks