Introduction A cardiac stumble is generally defined as a cardiac action that occurs independently of the given beat and is therefore often perceived by the person affected as a stumble (cardiac arrhythmia). Formally, a stumbling is often caused by a spontaneous heartbeat out of sequence (extrasystole) or a brief interruption of the heart. As long … Therapy for heart stumbles
Electrical therapy If the administration of medication is not sufficient to stop the heart stumbling, in some cases electrical cardioversion is required as therapy. It is mostly used for atrial fibrillation. A current is sent through the heart from the outside with electrodes, which puts all the heart cells in the same excited state. The … Electrical therapy | Therapy for heart stumbles
EMS training is gaining popularity – more and more people are slipping into skin-tight suits and vests with built-in electrodes after work so that electrical impulses can train their muscles and melt away their pounds. Just 20 minutes of electrical muscle stimulation per week is said to be enough to replace classic exercise. What is … EMS Training: Fit Through Electrical Muscle Stimulation?
