Azamat's heart rate was recorded

A heart monitor was installed for the boy. A small sensor monitors the work of the heart, and in case of failures, it will turn on the recording to transmit all the data to cardiologists. This will help doctors understand the cause of dangerous heart attacks. Thank you, tubers, for your help! For the past four years, doctors have been unsuccessfully searching for the cause of eight-year-old Azamat's heart failure. It all started with a slight fainting fit, which the parents did not attach importance to at first. But a few months later, a second and then a third episode of loss of consciousness occurred. They began to be examined, but the doctors did not find anything dangerous in the child's condition: the indicators are normal, the verdict is "healthy". Even the ambulance, coming to the calls, has never been able to detect a heart failure. But fainting continues, and this, especially in a rapidly growing child, can be a signal of a dangerous disease. Now all hope is for a heart monitor that will provide clarity, help to make a correct diagnosis and prescribe effective therapy for the boy. — Thanks a lot, tubers! The collection was closed with lightning speed, the operation took place without delay," says Azamat Gulshat's mother. — My son is feeling well, and the doctors have taught him how to use a special application on his phone to send reports when seizures occur. Now Azamat goes to school for all lessons, but physical activity is prohibited. I had to give up my favorite football and dancing. But while the boy is learning, the little sensor listens tirelessly to his heart. Now no attack will go unnoticed. And this will bring doctors closer to the correct treatment of the child. We sincerely thank you for the support of the Fatkulin family!