The heart monitor took control of Polina's heart

For several years, doctors have been unable to understand why 9-year-old Polina is losing consciousness. Now all hope is for a small sensor that will monitor the heart rate around the clock.

When Polina was five, she lost consciousness for the first time. Doctors have discovered that a child's heart beats less frequently than it should. Then the child had a pacemaker implanted, which creates electrical impulses, causing the heart to contract properly. But they couldn't completely get rid of the fainting spells. They began to happen less frequently – about once every six months. Polina already knows this dangerous feeling well - severe dizziness, weakness. And if he doesn't have time to lie down, he just slides down the wall. Mom is afraid to leave her daughter alone and does not know how to help her. Doctors are also throwing up their hands - no matter how many times they examine Pauline's heart, they cannot detect dangerous malfunctions. We need a cardiomonitor sensor. The device sewn on the chest will monitor the work of the girl's heart in real time. When fainting occurs, the cardiologist will fix it and everything that preceded it. The cause of fainting will become clear, and adequate therapy will be found.

On the way home from school, Polina feeds all the cats and dogs in the neighborhood. In the store, instead of sweets, she asks her mother to buy an extra pack of food so that all her fuzzies are full. She has a big kind heart, but it really needs protection right now. Let's bring Polina closer to the correct diagnosis and effective treatment!