maneuss

payeco said:

Why does the article on here say that the ECG feature saved her? It doesn’t say that in the CBS News article. It wasn’t ECG that alerted her to her high heart rate, it was just the heart rate monitor.

Hi, Perhaps because the alert settings, heart rate detection and analysis by pulsoxymetry or ecg etc. are managed by the ecg app even if it´s another sensor. So the title seems to be correct. And in the article itself the wording is also correct. With best regards.

What’sATortoise said:

maneuss said:

LuvMacs said:

Strange story. 

Women whose pregnancy is complicated by premature separation of the placenta develop vaginal bleeding. Did she not notice the bleeding & only respond to the high heart rate notifications? It takes substantial blood loss to cause the heart rate to increase. 

Hi,

please do us a favor and only post something if you have more than a semi-knowledge at best. As an old Roman said: si tacuisses philosophus mansisses.

placental abruption might cause vaginal bleeding but that depends on the location of the placenta site and if the bleeding tunnels to the cervix.. Many of them don ´t bleed at all as the hemorrhage accumulates behind the placenta itself.
Many have massive abdominal pain.
Have seen a multitude with symptoms ranging from nearly nothing at all up to massive bleeding and pain.

With best regards

Martin

ObGyn since 1997.

You expect us to just trust your expertise? You think med school and residency and 20+ years of practice make you an authority on your subject area? You are probably pro-vaccine, wear a mask, and wash your hands before patient care. Thanks, but I’m sure YouTube and PornHub has all I need to know about being an ObGyn. 

Yes, i positively do think that expertise matters.  

LuvMacs said:

Strange story. 

Women whose pregnancy is complicated by premature separation of the placenta develop vaginal bleeding. Did she not notice the bleeding & only respond to the high heart rate notifications? It takes substantial blood loss to cause the heart rate to increase. 

Hi,

please do us a favor and only post something if you have more than a semi-knowledge at best. As an old Roman said: si tacuisses philosophus mansisses.

placental abruption might cause vaginal bleeding but that depends on the location of the placenta site and if the bleeding tunnels to the cervix.. Many of them don ´t bleed at all as the hemorrhage accumulates behind the placenta itself.
Many have massive abdominal pain.
Have seen a multitude with symptoms ranging from nearly nothing at all up to massive bleeding and pain.

With best regards

Martin

ObGyn since 1997.