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sts66

08/29/20 1:56 PM

#293636 RE: HinduKush #293304

My heart occasionally skips beats, palpitations, and it's almost always caused by low magnesium and/or potassium levels, have a DS containing both I take when I feel dehydrated or I get palpitations. They're quite rare these days - were much more frequent when I was playing sports all year long because excessive sweating and serious exercise (b-ball and soccer) causes the loss of both minerals. Older people tend to get dehydrated because they don't drink enough (or any) water - just coffee or tea with meals and that's it - happened to my Dad a couple years ago and it put him in the hospital.

Jasbg

08/29/20 3:20 PM

#293666 RE: HinduKush #293304

HK & sts@ Thanks for your pro valuations here. Actually my wife di see a cardio specialist and he send her home with this arrythmia monitor for 4 days - were she were absolutely fine (some 5 weeks ago) monitor was brought back to clinic - 4 days later she has 'the attacks' naturally in a weekend - where Cardio clinic closed.
Reason for this post' I then decided to explore the 'free market' for home EKG monitors. And long story short - comparing review sites pointed to the one herunder:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/EMAY-Bluetooth-Portable-Monitor-Detections/dp/B07DXHJYBX

Have to say I'm very impressed with this little device - can itself point to 12 different heart conditions analyzing EKG. Hopefully next time 'we can catch how heart reacts during attacks'.

Jasbg

PS. I did not realize how much equip. out there for heart recording. There must be at least 20 devises competing for this market.