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    Christian Eriksen’s cardiologist at Tottenham shares his medical view



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    Dr Sanjay Sharma is a Professor of Cardiology and worked with Christian Eriksen when the Dane was at Tottenham. Dr Sharma stated that Eriksen had yearly tests whilst in London and that he had showed no previous signs of heart problems. Dr Sharma also praised the quick response from the medical team at the game.

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    46 Comments

    19. Nathaniel Andrews on

      He had the jab 8 days before leading up to this event. Its well known that heart inflammation and cardiac arrest is a side effect of the emergency vaccine. The cover up is real I see through this doctor people say is nice.

    22. Wup on

      They said the whole team will be vaccinated before the tournament. And go to Isreal news and see how many young people has heart problems now. Now the media denies he had the vax.

    23. Bibi Prielozna on

      Permanent brain damage occurs around the '4' minute mark, without CPR That’s why CPR is so crucial. You must start chest compressions right away even if you lack training

    25. Morgan Grey on

      I have Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy….it is Genetic…but did not show symptoms till 5 years after serving 20 years in the Navy..Never had a problem and then 1 day my chest felt weird but it didn't last long and i didn't think much of it, then it happened 3 to 4 times a week after that for a month and told my doc.
      I went thru almost 2 months of testing including Nuclear Medicine until they gave me a Echocardiogram. Which noticed my lower chamber was slightly larger than nu upper chamber.
      In the space of a year , i went from being fully healthy to taking 4 pills everyday and an aspirin. I now have a 20% chance of SDS (sudden death syndrome) and other health issues have cropped up that make it worse.
      Lesson here-If you feel some pain, go find out why right then and don't wait till after you been revived.

    34. Rizzo RIZZO on

      The unfortunate thing is that sometimes doctors just don’t know what happens. My best friend started experiencing severe drops in heart rate and ended up going to the ER after several light headed spells. The doctors said they don’t even know how he walked in with how low his heart rate was. He’s an avid runner and skydiver and in fantastic shape yet he’s 35 and now has a permanent pacemaker. Doctors still don’t know what happened.

    37. liam smith on

      Used to look up to this cardiologist … my doubts come around every day. I still haven't got to see him yet, pushed for multiple years to see him up in london. Short of myocarditis or coronary artery disease i don't see a way Erikson succumbed to this? Professor Sharma would of known of any subtle conditions that may affect him, (certainly after fabrice and piere morosini) and what ecg/echo changes are potentially warning signs. The fact he oversaw years of screening yet this still happens worries me! And i get told im the one with the issue?

    45. m d on

      The Christian Erickson incident leaves a lot of unanswered questions and I'm REALLY intrigued why no journalist worth their salt have followed up this incident.

      1) Why is there a rule in Italy that a player cannot play with an ICD fitted?

      2) When did this particular rule come in, to Serie A?

      3) One must presume that an incident happened previously like this for them to bring in a rule like this?!

      4) IF that IS the case, then who was 'player zero'?

      5) IF there was a case, what happened to them? Did they survive or die?

      6) Was there more than one player that suffered that made them bring in this rule?

      7) Why isn't there a similar rule in the UK or in any other country?

      8) I have a brother who has had an ICD fitted. He was advised to avoid ANY contact sport, in case an impact would push the ICD (remember, two wires are inserted directly into the heart) onto the heart and bursting an artery.

      9) One must question IF Erickson has had an ICD implanted at all, and if his successful 'return' was a factor in 'normalising' heart attacks for the masses and that people could return to 'normality' after an apparent brush with death.

      10) Despite so many people DYING of cardiac arrest, any link to the Va**ine has been overlooked or completely ignored.

      11) It is my contention that this episode was staged. I predict that Erickson will be transferred to a higher profile Premier League club in the close season to ready him for the Qatar World Cup next season. I predict the 'reward' for Denmark playing their part in the staged Erickson incident will be a semi-final place in the upcoming
      World Cup giving them a realistic chance of winning it outright with the MSM behind him as a 'feelgood' story …

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