Wedding celebration ends in shock: mother of the bride suffers rare “happy heart syndrome”
Oxford – A 65-year-old woman has suddenly collapsed with chest pain and shortness of breath during her daughter’s wedding party, according to ScienceAlert.
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Oxford – A 65-year-old woman has suddenly collapsed with chest pain and shortness of breath during her daughter’s wedding party, according to ScienceAlert. The disease was first described in Japan in 1983, Deutsche Welle reports. According to the attending doctors, the syndrome is triggered by a sudden activation of the sympathetic nervous system.
Furthermore, Unlike the more familiar “broken heart syndrome”, which usually occurs after grief or other stressful experiences, it can also be triggered by very strong joy. Not only grief as a trigger The so-called “happy heart syndrome” is a rare heart muscle disease. Possible triggers are, for example, a wedding, the birth of a child or even a lottery win.
In addition, The syndrome got the name because the left ventricle deformed during an episode on imaging tests similar to a traditional Japanese octopus trap called “takotsubo”.
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Oxford – A 65-year-old woman has suddenly collapsed with chest pain and shortness of breath during her daughter’s wedding party, according to ScienceAlert.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe disease was first described in Japan in 1983, Deutsche Welle reports.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAccording to the attending doctors, the syndrome is triggered by a sudden activation of the sympathetic nervous system.
reliability low1/2 sourcesUnlike the more familiar “broken heart syndrome”, which usually occurs after grief or other stressful experiences, it can also be triggered by very strong joy.
reliability low1/2 sourcesNot only grief as a trigger The so-called “happy heart syndrome” is a rare heart muscle disease.
reliability low1/2 sourcesPossible triggers are, for example, a wedding, the birth of a child or even a lottery win.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe syndrome got the name because the left ventricle deformed during an episode on imaging tests similar to a traditional Japanese octopus trap called “takotsubo”.
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