The heart monitor keeps Kristina's heart under control

Every couple of months, Christina, who is now taking her 9th grade exams, faints. But it's not the exams that are to blame - something is seriously malfunctioning in the teenager's body. And what exactly - doctors can not determine without installing a cardiac monitor. It is important to find the cause of fainting as soon as possible and prevent dangerous cardiac diseases. The first time Christina fainted five years ago, at camp. At first it was thought that it was Christina, who had always been quiet, painted a lot and studied at art school, from the unusual load. Then it happened again at school physical education: ran just a lap and - darkness in the eyes, tachycardia, fainting. Over the years, her parents have shown their daughter to many specialists, but Christina still has no diagnosis. The problem is that if her fainting spells, which now occur regularly, are caused by a hitherto undiagnosed heart rhythm disorder, it puts the girl's life at risk. The only way to confirm (or deny) such a diagnosis and prescribe adequate treatment is to implant a cardiac monitor. It looks like a small flash drive, placed under the skin and the whole operation takes 10 minutes. The cardiac monitor will take a cardiogram around the clock, for a long time and transmit its data remotely directly to the doctor. This operation, alas, is not carried out under OMC. You and I can help the doctors to save Christina from the mortal risk. And our help will not take 10 minutes! But it will give the girl back a healthy heart, and her family - peace of mind.