Despite numerous examinations, doctors still cannot determine the cause of Nikita's fainting spells. But there is a way to find out! An implantable cardiac monitor will help record heart dysfunction at the moment of an episode and determine further treatment tactics.
The first time Nikita fainted was two years ago. He was doing pull-ups on a horizontal bar, felt a pain in his heart, and collapsed to the floor. He remembered nothing else and didn't even tell his parents. The second time it happened in front of his mother: they went to the clinic, and right by the taxi, the boy went limp again. Once more, he remembered nothing about what happened. There have been other incidents as well.
Unfortunately, different doctors, after all the examinations, still have not found an answer to the question of what causes Nikitin's syncope (fainting states). But there is a solution: a cardiac monitor needs to be implanted under the skin in the heart area—a device that will continuously record the cardiogram, "catch" and reveal the malfunction right at the moment of a faint.
Since Nikita, due to individual indications, is recommended a device of a specific model, which cannot be obtained through OMS, the family is asking for help from us and you, friends.
Nikita loves sports—he trains every day. He dreams of becoming a firefighter. He has big plans and dreams for the future ahead: let's help them come true!
