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Men's Football UEFA European Championship 2020


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1 minute ago, heywoodu said:

Absolutely. Illnesses and such, alright, we've got treatments for a whole lot of them. But shit like your heart suddenly stopping or a brain aneurysm, those sudden things which can literally kill you out of absolutely nothing...that stuff is scary man.

Shocking indeed.

He is full professional, probably has best care on monthly basis and this happens. Hundreds of ECGs, endurance tests and still this couldnt be prevented.

 

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Thank God Eriksen dodged the bullet, but i think it's time to call it a career. If it happens once, chances are things could repeat or get worse are much bigger..

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1 minute ago, Federer91 said:

Thank God Eriksen dodged the bullet, but i think it's time to call it a career. If it happens once, chances are things could repeat or get worse are much bigger..

 

Doctors probably won't let him resume his career anyway. And I'm not even talking about his wife/partner.

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3 minutes ago, Monzanator said:

Heart is a basically a muscle. You can't really prevent a heart attack.

I am MD. I was working in ER. 

So i have witnessed this many times.

Medically speaking, it cant be prevented but medicine can recognize subtle signs of failing heart or any other organ. 

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1 minute ago, ChandlerMne said:

I am MD. I was working in ER. 

So i have witnessed this many times.

Medically speaking, it cant be prevented but medicine can recognize subtle signs of failing heart or any other organ. 

What kind of signs?

If the lights light up exactly at the correct moment, he was definitely first, since his light went on first. Not sure if those lights are 100% accurate though?

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2 minutes ago, ChandlerMne said:

I am MD. I was working in ER. 

So i have witnessed this many times.

Medically speaking, it cant be prevented but medicine can recognize subtle signs of failing heart or any other organ. 

 

I bet he had medical checks before the tournament. And you don't really expect a heart attack around age 30-ish unless there is some undisclosed condition or outside influence like steroids. My uncle who didn't smoke had a heart attack at age 34 for instance. Granted it was in the 70s.

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Just now, zob79 said:

What kind of signs?

Well, palpitations, vertigo, shortness of breath, chest pains as symptoms.

Ortostatic hypotension, ultrasound abnormalities, ECG abnormalities as signs.

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