The cardiac monitor will allow doctors to find out what is happening with Nastya's heart.

Several times a week, Nastya's heart malfunctions. In order to decide how to treat the girl, doctors need to implant a cardiac monitor.

Back in 2nd grade, Nastya's electrocardiogram—which was required for a trip to a sports camp—revealed a prolonged QT interval. This means that the girl's heart takes longer than usual to function and 'recharge' before the next beat. Because of this, she had to give up joining the Olympic reserve school's taekwondo team, to which she had been invited. Nastya underwent annual check-ups, and this year, when arrhythmia episodes began (several times a week Nastya experiences rapid heartbeat), it became clear that her condition was more serious than previously thought.

Nastya was prescribed medication therapy and the installation of a cardiac monitor, which will allow doctors to observe her heart rhythm events online and determine how life-threatening her condition is and whether a pacemaker is needed. Free provision of the device model Nastya needs is not available. Let's help!