Yeah but the racist bigots will hate him because of his colour and back ground, now just watch in the comments section how the bigots respond their usual cover up of racism.
@Soham Mehta india = country and muslims = followers of islam so one can be a Muslim while being from india as a matter of fact there are 200+ million indian muslims so why would muslims "spew" hate? there is barely a comment or two (until now) that are against the video and breach of confidentiality rather than "spewing" hate. only a hateful person like yourself would see hate
@Soham Mehta ?????? Why would Muslims hate the guy he is of asian ethnic decent which we don't see in football as a football fan you wouldn't hate this especially being a minority.
If you want a driver license in Denmark you need to pass a test where you learn everything about cpr and other relevant things the course takes 6-8 hours. I think every country should apply same rules
well.. but after that course.. could you rly do it in real life? we have to do the same in switzerland, but honestly i dont know if i could keep the calm and react correctly whne the situation occurs. also, one would need to have refreshers.. and why not show such things repeatetly on tv - eg. before matches as sky did (in response to eriksen - but they should just do it once a while..)
Even if you not Sure that you can do it correctly you should DO IT when it comes to a Situation like that. People often Scared to do something wrong but i can only tell you the most important is that YOU DO something to help this Person. The only wrong Way is to do nothing. Maybe it is easier to say for me in View because I am a Nurse but thats all what People should do. And if you still Think you cannot do that get a 2nf Person whos willing to help. God bless you all !
First aid should be taught in schools. St John's Ambulance have junior divisions. Badgers from 6 years old and cadets from 10 or 11. They All learn to save lives.
@@mchukdez how is doing cpr traumatizing? Like the OP said, cpr is a simple yet life saving procedure, and must be taught in every institution starting right from young age.
@@i4m192 having to perform a physically exhausting procedure on someone medically dead below you is pretty traumatising if you don’t do it as a job. Especially if you know them. The pressure is on you. It’s very traumatising.
@@fortynicks5576 medically dead, is when light reflex and corneal reflex is absent. There is no point in doing cpr than. Just cause its traumatizing dosent justify that it shouldn't be taught to save someone's life, it may even be your life. What nonsense logic is that.
@@eddyvideostar seems rather stupid if you are referring to the stone age, bronze age or whichever medieval era deity. Invoking such ridiculous superstition while the whole world (arguably) saw and understood what happened is a sign of not only lack of thought but desperation. There are no gods, the man suffered a terrible cardiac arrest and was fortunate to be revived by the available modern day medical excellence immediately. God my arse!
Holy s**t! So if someone doesn't get help within a 10 minute window they're basically done for? That's extremely scary & eye opening... God bless those medics who got to the pitch so quickly and for everyone who called on them with such urgency...
@@grahamwatt6290 tbh I kind of understand how that is, I've had brain damage twice, first at birth with Benign hydrocephalus & then at 4 when I was running down a hill and had an untangled chain link fence go through my forehead, oh, actually a 3rd too, mum told me to stop messing about on the garden wall, I tripped, fell 5ft head first into the concrete, she told me I spent 5-10 mins vomiting, bloody everywhere, woke up in an ambulance & went in & out for a good few days... The human body is ridiculously fragile.
The brain can’t last more than 6 minutes without oxygen. It’s very rare to see someone survive longer than that. With each passing second the percentage chance of survival decreases. CPR should be a mandatory practice taught in schools in my opinion. It saves lives.
Sorry to say, but if someone gets cardiac arrest in a building, let's say a major office, it probably won't help with a starter, as it has to be done imediately in a split second, and with Eriksson on the pitch with all the attention, it made people aware in a second. Even at hospitals they sometimes aren't able to rescue some (if they aren't on machines measuring their vitals), as the attention on the person suffering needs to be direct.One-two minutes unattended and it's game over.
@@alicew3563 Well there goes my sleep, this is so scary to think of. Think of all the young people who will get anxiety and panic attacks, thinking there's something wrong with their heart. That image scars you for life, seeing him fall over.
Being athletes you automatically think people are in top condition as this cardiologist explains something so small that goes undetected wishing Christian a full recovery love and best wishes to his family
You and I could also be minutes away from dying! That's why , each day we should live with purpose and spread happiness, peace and forgive as long as we are alive on this earth!
@@dancer1 just a few other places you could survive a heart attack: hospitals, medical centres, transport hubs, as well as plenty of businesses like offices and shops where first aiders legally have to be fully trained and ready.
That beautiful moment when football fans become one unit. Very sad what happen to Eriksen but he is alive and we should let him get a breather instead of weighting him down with questions he dont have answers to. Let him rest and then he will make a statement once he is ready. Send support but no questions.
Perhaps fifa will stop adding more game's per year just to get rich or this might become a regular thing but i hope not, best wishes for eriksen and his family get well soon ynwa
@@o0ohwyo0o Why FFS? I'm completely right and I have said nothing bad. I'll just be missing to energetic Spurs says. It's not even bad. It's like everyone's made equal but that's not true. Some people are born healthier, smarter and stronger. It may sound good as a motivational speech but it isn't true.
@@freqeist yes, most likely he won't. But there is always the slim chance based on circumstances of what happened. Cassano was an example of that happening.
Everyone should know first aid. Every one should know how to save a drowning person and everyone should know basic medics such as stopping blood lost and many more simple things that can save a life.
This is the end, of one of the greatest midfielder that enters the sports. If his heart is giving up, there is force retired to make him live long as his competitive games are over.
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.
I suspect there is something in the modern diet or medicine that causes this as a side effect. We just haven't researched it enough. Or maybe a previous blow to the chest can cause cardiac muscle damage that goes undetected until...
He only said he didn't have any underlying issues and then explained what we saw on the pitch and what will be happening in the hospital. I think this is highly professional from sky to give people good information about something that might have shocked and scared a lot of people.
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
@M R either you're ignorant or ashamed of reality. Throwing racism 8n the face of racists isn't race baiting. It's talking about oppression for generations. Also, how do you feel that your favorite club may not want you as a supporter? Isolated incidents? Read a history book or maybe more objectively at society. You fail.
I have to commend everyone involved in this tragedy...but it's a bit concerning an experienced cardiologist would come out and appear to break doctor patient confidentiality by publicly sharing a patient's clinical data
I see your point, but I don't agree. First he might have given consent to share information. Secondly, he really didn't say anything beyond speculate what possibilities might have caused the event, which are the same for any young healthy athlete on the field (so nothing personal about the player). The only personal info he did give was that he had had cardiac investigations done which were normal. But you could already make that assumption because everyone gets them done, and if they were abnormal he wouldn't be playing.
No sharing of patient's clinical data; it is a given that nothing had been picked up on screenings, done by any medical professional involved in the player's assessments.
The footage is disturbing and shocking BUT...the reaction from everyone is cringe worthy. The ref and players reacted how 99.9 % of people wouldve reacted, you would need to be a psychopath to react any differently so no, they are not "heroes" and dont deserve special praise. You know the world is fucked up when someone gets held up as Mother Theresa for not laughing at a player having a heart attack. And the comments from people saying they were bawling their eyes out...cringe worthy, transparent, sickly, virtue signalling...self serving, "LOOK HOW MUCH I CARE, THIS IS HOW GOOD A PERSON I AM"...the social media generation out if full force doing what they do best.
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 ...
I wonder if Erikson was vaccinated and if it could cause this... doubt they will ever release that information.. but I can't help but wonder if there is a correlation?
Half the players before the Euros were vaccinated, around 50% refused. Not sure if Eriksen was vaccinated but another of his inter colleague was hospitalised a week or so ago because of the vaccine, Vidal .
@@robertarroyo9741 Ok first off, do your research. Erikson wasn’t vaccinated. Secondly, Vidal was in hospital for tonsillitis so stop spreading your antivaxx conspiracy theories.
@@robertarroyo9741 No I am not. Your comment is based on theories not facts. Where have you backed your opinion up with a fact? Typical conspiracy theorist who can’t back up their claims.
predicted by DRs like Prof.Bhakdi and numerous others worldwide. Just saying. Every Dr. knows it. First question from first responders in Germany has been: Did you get the shot lately?
Very good point.. a vaccine developed in less than 1 yr.. I'm not like you taking a vaccine and primarily because it's not been developing in the 3-5 yr period of development incubation! WHY are more not discussing this!
@@thegableendie1711 and you think the doctor on workd TV is going to confirm he did take the virus.. of course he is.. regardless of whether it led to his CA or not, you have a naive belief in the media! 😖🙄🤣
Do what I did Jim and strongly consider having a Cardiac Ablation! I mean I did approximately five years ago and it so far proved very successful for me. After all it's better than having to take medication. I am now sixty years of age and push myself pretty hard and hope can continue to do so. After all said and done it's in the Lord Jesus Christ hand. Best of health to you.
Oh did he have the jab? Well he either had it or he didnt (to state the obvious) - but what is not obvious is that if he hasnt had the jab then he is likely to of declined it. Inter team recieved the offering, Denmark are moving pretty fast and would of cleared those aged 29 and Milan uptake is pretty strong compared to other regions in Italy. Not to mention the personal doctor service that would give him and others a priority service. So if he hasnt had it, it's likely to be because he has turned it down. As a fit, health young man and weighing up the risk vs benefit. I can believe that. Shame there isnt more clarity as to if he has or hasnt. And before anyone kicks off and says his personal medical files are his and none of our business.... I would remind you that the vaccine passports that most people are happy to sign up for void that arguement.
It is over, and it's not so much that his health is more important, but his life! As statetd, it's all about quantity and quality, yikes, that sounds as familiar as I suspected, yet, there is a very good prospect for him!
My CPR story. While we were at our summer house we heard someone screaming for help, it was an elderly woman in the water so we dropped everything and ran there as fast as possible(water level was at around 1.5m) I was the first to get there and as i did i could see that she was trying to hold her husband lifeless body above the water line, but since they were both in their early 90s she just didn't have the strength. I quickly grabbed the man and pulled his head above the water line, but he both felt and looked dead. My uncle was just a few seconds behind me so we proceeded to drag him to the shore. When we got to solid ground we were able to start CPR. Thankfully my mom is a nurse so she was doing most of the CPR work, we had to roll him over a few times because vomit/water was coming up during the cpr. We did CPR for around 15 minutes and as time went on you started realizing where this was going. But then all of a sudden you could see his chest start moving on his own and then he began coughing and vomiting up water. The look of relief on his wife face as she realized he was alive is something i'll never forget. The ambulance showed up shortly after(this was at our summer house by a lake so quite the distance from a hospital) and they told us that they would probably have presumed him dead after 10 mins of CPR. But in the end he only suffered a few broken ribs and pneumonia. Amazingly enough just a few weeks later we were able to sit down and drink some coffee and eat cake with him and his family. Learning how crucial those minutes are for survival and to prevent brain injury. I'm even more amazed how a man in his 90s who was basically dead for 15 minutes managed to live and suffer no other ill affects other than the broken ribs/pneumonia. Thanks for reading my lil' story if you did!
Whatever happened to dr patient confidentiality data protection of some sort surely ethically this is all private info and most definitely shouldn’t be discussed on the telly
@@moluther2826 why not? "inflammation of the heart muscle" indicates they are investigating the vaccine as a possible cause. It is recommended for subjects to not participate in strenuous activities within the 2 weeks of receiving the vaccine. So if you look at the time line... He should not have been on international duty if he was last vaccinated on the 31st of May. This goes against COVID medical advise. There are other Inter Milan players who also received the vaccine who are also not following protocols of the required period of rest after vaccinations. This is the problem with Footballers being treated like resources to club and country and television milking every last drop they can from these athletes by packing the fixture schedules. It's absolutely relentless for Footballers. Some fit players can play about 80 games inside the calendar year. This is not good for the body. @dude_brah: That is not a silly question
@@moluther2826 that’s funny cos the VAERS data suggests a significant increase in risk of myocarditis, particularly in young men and that excercise should be avoided. The inventor of the tech says vaccination should be stopped and replaced with established anti viral therapeutics... but sure, whatever you say
@UCo3OCAMSKU7nUuRKoqkR6WA How do you know it was the vaccine? I think it was the aliens 📡👽👾 After all there was no covid jab back when the same thing happened to fabrice muamba... Or was there!!?!??!??????!
@@GenericPurpleTurtle seems triggered to me 😂😂😂 it was normal findings ffs. Just move on with your life. No need to make an issue for the smallest of things. Gosh
@@muhamadnaqiuddinsuhaimi8878 Well your wrong mate. If they always say it's fine when they were fine, and nothing when it's not, then you can infer when it's not.
Should players have mandatory classes on CPR and other things to help each other in the case of an emergency like this? We know doctors are always around but it cannot be bad for them to learn just incase
@The Handsome Guardiola ik that but it shouldn’t, when eriksen and his family are ready to tell people about his condition they will And the media aren’t doing it cuz they care, they’re doing it because there’s money there
Very informative anyalysis from our doc...we all need to know these stuff...praying our legendary number 23 recovers back to full health and coninues playing and amazing us for years to come In Sha Allah
We sure always want Eriksen to go back to the pitch, but if the best choice for Eriksen Health is to retired, me as a football fan needs to be ready with it!
When Iker Casillas collapsed during a training session end of 2018-19 season he too had a (small yet impactful) cardiac arrest. He didn’t play during the 2019/20 but he was cleared by doctors but FC Porto refused to play him even though he was still registered as a player. Fans wanted him to make a minute appearance at the final game even as a 90th minute sub to end his playing career on a high. He retired anyway as his contract had run up. Health comes first. Eriksen will probably be monitored and have a device such as the doc said. Maybe he will play in a year or two. Who knows? Let’s wait and see. Medical technology is a thing of beauty. I hope he gets a send off like many wished Iker would get.
I noticed the doctor was keeping away from saying it could have been the vaccination Christian Erikson received. Him saying vaccination would have sent out alarm bells ringing across the football world.
Well he either had it or he didnt (to state the obvious) - but what is not obvious is that if he hasnt had the jab then he is likely to of declined it. Inter team recieved the offering, Denmark are moving pretty fast and would of cleared those aged 29 and Milan uptake is pretty strong compared to other regions in Italy. Not to mention the personal doctor service that would give him and others a priority service. So if he hasnt had it, it's likely to be because he has turned it down. As a fit, health young man and weighing up the risk vs benefit. I can believe that. Shame there isnt more clarity as to if he has or hasnt. And before anyone kicks off and says his personal medical files are his and none of our business.... I would remind you that the vaccine passports that most people are happy to sign up for void that arguement.
@@rockyworsfold more idiocy i see. among younger age groups the protection the vaccine gives is more for the more vulnerable groups that these people will inevitably come into contact with as we lift lockdown. feel free to decline the vaccine, perhaps you like remaining in perpetual lockdown, or simply barred from public spaces/events. entirely one's own decision indeed.
Wait. What? Only ONE annual cardiology review? That doesn't make sense given the fact they have such intense schedules. Klopp complained about it all the time, how these players are being overplayed and are experiencing increase in injuries. We all know how crazy the EPL schedule is. Add on top of that Europa and UCL, I would think they would do at least two checkups, one at the beginning one at the middle of the season, since their body is probably being so overworked by the middle of the season.
First of all, I thank Allah , Eriksen was ok. Then the referee n the concerns of the players right away, the Captain and the medical team. Job well done 😍👍
Hopefully he is able to recover from this to the extent that he can live a reasonably normal life. His career is likely finished, which is quite sad for him. I'm genuinely just glad he is ok.
they say he has a cardiac condition and he cant play anymore , but they never see it in the houndreds of test he takes, but the real reason is that he take the covid vaccine, i hope he to speak about this
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.
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This legend was a lecturer at my university. Top guy
Which university?
@@rohitmehta5573 oxford
He will be teaching me too very soon
@@cdxst3968 don’t lie, he never went Oxford
@@safwaanqureshi2742 You literally proved the point from a comment above that Muslims loathe India.
I already love this doctor. Seems like such a nice guy!
Yeah but the racist bigots will hate him because of his colour and back ground, now just watch in the comments section how the bigots respond their usual cover up of racism.
@Soham Mehta eh? Why would i hate on him just because he is indian?
@Soham Mehta india = country and muslims = followers of islam so one can be a Muslim while being from india as a matter of fact there are 200+ million indian muslims
so why would muslims "spew" hate? there is barely a comment or two (until now) that are against the video and breach of confidentiality rather than "spewing" hate. only a hateful person like yourself would see hate
@Soham Mehta ?????? Why would Muslims hate the guy he is of asian ethnic decent which we don't see in football as a football fan you wouldn't hate this especially being a minority.
@@M.Sajid98 Visit India and see for yourself.
If you want a driver license in Denmark you need to pass a test where you learn everything about cpr and other relevant things the course takes 6-8 hours. I think every country should apply same rules
Same here
Nah man driving in london is so much harder they make u do bare things and is much more harder than other countries
@@ekgaming546 are you daft?
well.. but after that course.. could you rly do it in real life? we have to do the same in switzerland, but honestly i dont know if i could keep the calm and react correctly whne the situation occurs. also, one would need to have refreshers.. and why not show such things repeatetly on tv - eg. before matches as sky did (in response to eriksen - but they should just do it once a while..)
Even if you not Sure that you can do it correctly you should DO IT when it comes to a Situation like that. People often Scared to do something wrong but i can only tell you the most important is that YOU DO something to help this Person. The only wrong Way is to do nothing. Maybe it is easier to say for me in View because I am a Nurse but thats all what People should do. And if you still Think you cannot do that get a 2nf Person whos willing to help. God bless you all !
He was my cardiologist way back in the day at Lewisham H. Top guy. Knows his stuff.
CPR should be taught to children, instead of some of the useless crap that's taught to them these days.
Agree
First aid should be taught in schools. St John's Ambulance have junior divisions. Badgers from 6 years old and cadets from 10 or 11. They All learn to save lives.
@@mchukdez how is doing cpr traumatizing? Like the OP said, cpr is a simple yet life saving procedure, and must be taught in every institution starting right from young age.
@@i4m192 having to perform a physically exhausting procedure on someone medically dead below you is pretty traumatising if you don’t do it as a job.
Especially if you know them. The pressure is on you. It’s very traumatising.
@@fortynicks5576 medically dead, is when light reflex and corneal reflex is absent. There is no point in doing cpr than. Just cause its traumatizing dosent justify that it shouldn't be taught to save someone's life, it may even be your life. What nonsense logic is that.
The medical team's quick action was so important. I remember what happened with Nouri....so so scary
Also Finnish medical team went there to help. Glad he's "okay"
@Czesiek P. obviously
@Czesiek P. and Mussah: All involved were *God's tools.* Surprisingly stark and salient -- *It was God who delivered!*
Hello Michael
@@eddyvideostar seems rather stupid if you are referring to the stone age, bronze age or whichever medieval era deity. Invoking such ridiculous superstition while the whole world (arguably) saw and understood what happened is a sign of not only lack of thought but desperation. There are no gods, the man suffered a terrible cardiac arrest and was fortunate to be revived by the available modern day medical excellence immediately. God my arse!
Holy s**t! So if someone doesn't get help within a 10 minute window they're basically done for? That's extremely scary & eye opening... God bless those medics who got to the pitch so quickly and for everyone who called on them with such urgency...
That’s why CPR is so crucial. You must start chest compressions right away even if you lack training
Actually it's a lot less than 10 minutes. Permanent brain damage occurs around the '4' minute mark, without CPR
@@grahamwatt6290 tbh I kind of understand how that is, I've had brain damage twice, first at birth with Benign hydrocephalus & then at 4 when I was running down a hill and had an untangled chain link fence go through my forehead, oh, actually a 3rd too, mum told me to stop messing about on the garden wall, I tripped, fell 5ft head first into the concrete, she told me I spent 5-10 mins vomiting, bloody everywhere, woke up in an ambulance & went in & out for a good few days... The human body is ridiculously fragile.
It's ~3 minutes and heart compression has to start more quick... maybe after 10 sec. you should start.
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The brain can’t last more than 6 minutes without oxygen. It’s very rare to see someone survive longer than that. With each passing second the percentage chance of survival decreases. CPR should be a mandatory practice taught in schools in my opinion. It saves lives.
We need defibrillators in every building because when the heart give up it’s over if you don’t have a defib.
True 👍
And just as importantly, someone who knows how to use it!
@@neilsewell7482 Modern defib kits come with LCD screens which concisely guide the process to even those without any prior knowledge.
Sorry to say, but if someone gets cardiac arrest in a building, let's say a major office, it probably won't help with a starter, as it has to be done imediately in a split second, and with Eriksson on the pitch with all the attention, it made people aware in a second. Even at hospitals they sometimes aren't able to rescue some (if they aren't on machines measuring their vitals), as the attention on the person suffering needs to be direct.One-two minutes unattended and it's game over.
@@alicew3563 Well there goes my sleep, this is so scary to think of. Think of all the young people who will get anxiety and panic attacks, thinking there's something wrong with their heart. That image scars you for life, seeing him fall over.
Being athletes you automatically think people are in top condition as this cardiologist explains something so small that goes undetected wishing Christian a full recovery love and best wishes to his family
hope he makes a speedy recovery
Minutes away from dying, can’t believe it. What an amazingly quick response from the medical team that was!!
He did die, without the intervention of the medical staff he wouldn’t be here. Amazing job.
He was dead
You and I could also be minutes away from dying!
That's why , each day we should live with purpose and spread happiness, peace and forgive as long as we are alive on this earth!
They had to restart his heart so he was dead.. they say the peizer vaccine caused imflamination.
@@mattyy101 he didn't get it.
We love u Chris ❤❤
This man you really would like to have as your doctor!👌
Also the accent, I wish most cockney garbage gets eradicated because this is good on the ear.
@@taher9358 Although not being brittish myself (swede)I have to agree.😁His Oxford?accent is music to the ear, but also the way he speaks.
If it happened anywhere else other than a football stadium, Eriksen wouldn’t be with us today.
Not true. Thankfully, there's plenty of places he'd have had proper help.
@@DamianBrown not true
@@dancer1 just a few other places you could survive a heart attack: hospitals, medical centres, transport hubs, as well as plenty of businesses like offices and shops where first aiders legally have to be fully trained and ready.
According to Dr. Brian Stutterer, 90% of the cardiac arrests that take place outside a hospital are fatal.
Not saying it couldn’t happen anywhere else, but I’m pretty sure running on the field and intensity is what caused the cardiac arrest.
Get well soon! You are a fighter!
That beautiful moment when football fans become one unit.
Very sad what happen to Eriksen but he is alive and we should let him get a breather instead of weighting him down with questions he dont have answers to. Let him rest and then he will make a statement once he is ready. Send support but no questions.
A wake up call. They should teach every player in cpr .
You are absolutely correct
Should teach every person in year 9 at school never mind every player
i think start from grassroot footballs n schools……make it compulsory..
Why they have trained physios who run on the pitch straight away.
Cpr? When the medics arrived he was still breathing and had a heart beat. It was after they arrived he went into cardiac arrest
hope he makes a speedy recovery
Never wish anyone had a cardiac arrest hope u get better
I never wish a untested vaccine on people either
Tbh the cardiologist looks like the London mayor
Niko Omilana
Dresses like him too
Obviously, this man, is smarter and seems to be a little more honest. But yeah the dr looks like Khan.
He is an Indian.
Just pray for Erik
Perhaps fifa will stop adding more game's per year just to get rich or this might become a regular thing but i hope not, best wishes for eriksen and his family get well soon ynwa
Eriksen played 26 games this year. Hardly overworked…
@@rowdyrefs no, 48. still ok though
I'm so confused right now... What on earth is the link between a new fifa game every year and a football player having a heart attack???
@@benm752 FIFA is not only the name of the video game but also the name of the international football organization
You don't have to be a cardiologist to see his football career as a player is over
Even if he does, he's going to be a stationary deep lying playmaker who never moves.
@@shambhav9534 FFS
Hope his ok
@@o0ohwyo0o Why FFS? I'm completely right and I have said nothing bad. I'll just be missing to energetic Spurs says. It's not even bad. It's like everyone's made equal but that's not true. Some people are born healthier, smarter and stronger. It may sound good as a motivational speech but it isn't true.
@@shambhav9534 😂 I hope you know what cardiac failure feels like one day, with noone around to help. Would just be natural selection right?
I’m guessing he’ll never be allowed on the pitch professionally again.
Why not
@HonkeyConk fair enough just thinking if it is his own choice and he's medically cleared but sure look it'll be up to him
@HonkeyConk It will depend on the situation. Cassano had something similar and went back to play at the top level.
@@freqeist his life his choice.
@@freqeist yes, most likely he won't. But there is always the slim chance based on circumstances of what happened. Cassano was an example of that happening.
It was so worrying to him collapse. Terrifying in fact.
What a fighter.
Damn the dr looks Sadiq Khan. Thank god Erikson will be okay.
Same hair
Man pray for Erik don't look at the doctor just pray for him
I was like wat
@@omarg7702 fam those greys mad annoying.. i hate it but tats life
@@theosantana7750 sausage you
Hope Erikson has a complete recovery!
The ref, the players, the teams medics, the stadium medics and the medics at the hospital all did brilliantly. Just as they did with Fabrice Muamba
Our prayers are with you and wish you a speedy recovery
Rangers fan🏴👍🇬🇧
I echo this. 💙🙏
Celtic🇮🇪💚
@@Cairo98_ Celtic🇮🇪💚
@@astonvinila1549 💩😉
@@Cairo98_ 🇬🇧🤢💩🤮🤡😷💀
He had passed the Italian medical test which is the strictest in Europe and played for ten years so it’s a mystery.
Look after your hearts everyone.
Can be an underlying cause, not necessarily the heart itself.. Hope he gets well.
Everyone should know first aid. Every one should know how to save a drowning person and everyone should know basic medics such as stopping blood lost and many more simple things that can save a life.
Tell that to the education people. They don’t teach it in school. And yet they teach us algebra. The nerve...
To Fe: I agree: One should learn to swim...
If he/she has the right type of body to exhibit.
Any idea where can one learn the proper technique for the first aid
This is the end, of one of the greatest midfielder that enters the sports. If his heart is giving up, there is force retired to make him live long as his competitive games are over.
I hope he becomes an analyst so he can still be close to the game. He looks like he would be really good at that.
@@dan_2584 more likely he will retire and spend the rest of the time with his children.
@@salimrehman2028 yes but if he still want to be close to the game (most of those guys do they love it so much) he would be great at it
@@dan_2584 I have not forgotten how he played at Tottenham he was a brilliant player who gave 10 goals and 15 assists a season. One of the best.
Dont judge yet. He can still play
Is he Jose Mourinho's Indian brother?
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.
I suspect there is something in the modern diet or medicine that causes this as a side effect. We just haven't researched it enough.
Or maybe a previous blow to the chest can cause cardiac muscle damage that goes undetected until...
The ref, the players, the teams medics, the stadium medics and the medics at the hospital all did brilliantly. Just as they did with Fabrice Muamba
Luvly man how does he keep all that information in his head he's awesome 😂
Unprofessional from sky. Eriksen must disclose this info whenever he's comfortable.
Calm down. Barely said anything private
Its just a medical view. Chill. Almost common knowledge with little bit of medical knowledge.
@The Handsome Guardiola 💯💯 a clownish comment tbh.
He only said he didn't have any underlying issues and then explained what we saw on the pitch and what will be happening in the hospital. I think this is highly professional from sky to give people good information about something that might have shocked and scared a lot of people.
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
The Doctor speaks very well, seems very trustworthy
He must be Trustworthy if he worked at a Football club before. They won't pay for anyone, thdy usually get best personnel.
The doc has this look that he’s expecting answers rather than answering them lol
Great to see him awake. Hope for him he can continue.
Dont think he can. This is the same case with fabrice muamba
@@timeisontheessence Wasn't Fabrice dead for over an hour? I really pray for him man.
@@Cairo98_ 76mins
Will be sad to see him retire if he has to but as long as he is alive and healthy that's all that matters.
Professional speaker and doctors, smooth interview.
Indian cardiac specialist not surprise at all. I bet he can be a great professor in any top university in London.
I swear man some Indians become really successful in the Uk. Even Muslims like sadiq khan, the mayor of London
"Even muslims"?
@@thecoolman7771 not sure you wanted to say that, I'm sure you mean good but it looks really wrong.
@@rayking2311 just shut up man you know what he meant
@@abhaymanoj3784 I know exactly what was meant. Just giving the person the benefit of doubt.
Skysports gonna milk this again. smh
@M R how have they race baited?
@M R
LOL, You clearly blind and deaf. So please stop talking.
@M R either you're ignorant or ashamed of reality. Throwing racism 8n the face of racists isn't race baiting. It's talking about oppression for generations.
Also, how do you feel that your favorite club may not want you as a supporter? Isolated incidents? Read a history book or maybe more objectively at society.
You fail.
@M R to think that's your rationale behind what's going on is truly typical.
@M R the crowds? I think maybe you should look at society 🤔.
I have to commend everyone involved in this tragedy...but it's a bit concerning an experienced cardiologist would come out and appear to break doctor patient confidentiality by publicly sharing a patient's clinical data
I see your point, but I don't agree. First he might have given consent to share information. Secondly, he really didn't say anything beyond speculate what possibilities might have caused the event, which are the same for any young healthy athlete on the field (so nothing personal about the player). The only personal info he did give was that he had had cardiac investigations done which were normal. But you could already make that assumption because everyone gets them done, and if they were abnormal he wouldn't be playing.
No sharing of patient's clinical data; it is a given that nothing had been picked up on screenings, done by any medical professional involved in the player's assessments.
The footage is disturbing and shocking BUT...the reaction from everyone is cringe worthy. The ref and players reacted how 99.9 % of people wouldve reacted, you would need to be a psychopath to react any differently so no, they are not "heroes" and dont deserve special praise. You know the world is fucked up when someone gets held up as Mother Theresa for not laughing at a player having a heart attack. And the comments from people saying they were bawling their eyes out...cringe worthy, transparent, sickly, virtue signalling...self serving, "LOOK HOW MUCH I CARE, THIS IS HOW GOOD A PERSON I AM"...the social media generation out if full force doing what they do best.
An Indian origin doctor. Nothing out of the ordinary
“She’s” - there’s your answer
She s great
He wanted to be footballer but his parents encouraged him to be an doctor
Instead and concentrate on his education so now his helping out footballers
@Cian MacGana lol calm down dude
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 ...
I wonder if Erikson was vaccinated and if it could cause this... doubt they will ever release that information.. but I can't help but wonder if there is a correlation?
Half the players before the Euros were vaccinated, around 50% refused. Not sure if Eriksen was vaccinated but another of his inter colleague was hospitalised a week or so ago because of the vaccine, Vidal .
@@LogicPak kinda wild no?
@@robertarroyo9741 Ok first off, do your research. Erikson wasn’t vaccinated. Secondly, Vidal was in hospital for tonsillitis so stop spreading your antivaxx conspiracy theories.
@@b1_985 bro are you that dumb.. read my comment...
@@robertarroyo9741 No I am not. Your comment is based on theories not facts. Where have you backed your opinion up with a fact? Typical conspiracy theorist who can’t back up their claims.
Get well soon Chris! Sending positive Vibes to You🙏🙏🙏
could this be his reaction to getting the vaccine? there have been heart issues in some people.
predicted by DRs like Prof.Bhakdi and numerous others worldwide. Just saying. Every Dr. knows it. First question from first responders in Germany has been: Did you get the shot lately?
@@danav.2559 He never even had the vaccine so stop talking rubbish 😂
@@tinkerman__ SURE
This is scary. One of my worst fear is cardiovascular issues. Hope he stays strong
Should be defib at every game, no matter what level
🤣🤣
There is. It’s a requirement to have one in every establishment that holds over 50 people.
@@deannemmer6742 Im in Ireland, I was at a kids game this weekend, no defibs in sight
I'm pretty sure is from vaccine
He took the Pfizer vaccine 13 days before that game. I am not getting a vaccine especially one developed in a year
Very good point.. a vaccine developed in less than 1 yr.. I'm not like you taking a vaccine and primarily because it's not been developing in the 3-5 yr period of development incubation! WHY are more not discussing this!
His doctor has confirmed he hadn’t taken the vaccine lmao. I’ve got a link to the article as well. @t
@@thegableendie1711 bollocks I don't believe that probably doctors at gunpoint
@@thegableendie1711 and you think the doctor on workd TV is going to confirm he did take the virus.. of course he is.. regardless of whether it led to his CA or not, you have a naive belief in the media! 😖🙄🤣
As someone with atrial fibrillation this was very scary.
Does that mean you're scared of Christmas
Do what I did Jim and strongly consider having a Cardiac Ablation!
I mean I did approximately five years ago and it so far proved very successful for me. After all it's better than having to take medication. I am now sixty years of age and push myself pretty hard and hope can continue to do so. After all said and done it's in the Lord Jesus Christ hand. Best of health to you.
PFIZER!!!!!
Oh did he have the jab?
Well he either had it or he didnt (to state the obvious) - but what is not obvious is that if he hasnt had the jab then he is likely to of declined it. Inter team recieved the offering, Denmark are moving pretty fast and would of cleared those aged 29 and Milan uptake is pretty strong compared to other regions in Italy. Not to mention the personal doctor service that would give him and others a priority service. So if he hasnt had it, it's likely to be because he has turned it down. As a fit, health young man and weighing up the risk vs benefit. I can believe that.
Shame there isnt more clarity as to if he has or hasnt. And before anyone kicks off and says his personal medical files are his and none of our business.... I would remind you that the vaccine passports that most people are happy to sign up for void that arguement.
Great post
Don't worry guys. He's in the hands of an Indian Doctor. He'll be up and running soon.
Nothing but love for our 23, full recovery prayers
Thought Saddiq Khan was also Eriksen’s cardiologist for a sec
This isn’t even funny
This doctor is of Indian origin
He had the vaccine...Simply as that..31st May
Pray he will be okay. Shame he will never be able to play again but his health is more important
Have u ever heard of the word miracle. Do not judge/ conclude his career already
It is over, and it's not so much that his health is more important, but his life! As statetd, it's all about quantity and quality, yikes, that sounds as familiar as I suspected, yet, there is a very good prospect for him!
@@silkegehtyoutubegarnichtsa892 will see what he says soon
@@benito0072 it is over and best for erikson to retire
@@ClixCFC ok
My CPR story.
While we were at our summer house we heard someone screaming for help, it was an elderly woman in the water so we dropped everything and ran there as fast as possible(water level was at around 1.5m) I was the first to get there and as i did i could see that she was trying to hold her husband lifeless body above the water line, but since they were both in their early 90s she just didn't have the strength.
I quickly grabbed the man and pulled his head above the water line, but he both felt and looked dead. My uncle was just a few seconds behind me so we proceeded to drag him to the shore. When we got to solid ground we were able to start CPR. Thankfully my mom is a nurse so she was doing most of the CPR work, we had to roll him over a few times because vomit/water was coming up during the cpr.
We did CPR for around 15 minutes and as time went on you started realizing where this was going. But then all of a sudden you could see his chest start moving on his own and then he began coughing and vomiting up water. The look of relief on his wife face as she realized he was alive is something i'll never forget. The ambulance showed up shortly after(this was at our summer house by a lake so quite the distance from a hospital) and they told us that they would probably have presumed him dead after 10 mins of CPR.
But in the end he only suffered a few broken ribs and pneumonia. Amazingly enough just a few weeks later we were able to sit down and drink some coffee and eat cake with him and his family. Learning how crucial those minutes are for survival and to prevent brain injury. I'm even more amazed how a man in his 90s who was basically dead for 15 minutes managed to live and suffer no other ill affects other than the broken ribs/pneumonia.
Thanks for reading my lil' story if you did!
Did Eriksen have the vaccine?
I would like to know
It's happened to loads of people over the years.
Whatever happened to dr patient confidentiality data protection of some sort surely ethically this is all private info and most definitely shouldn’t be discussed on the telly
The Dr at Inter Milan confirmed that he took the Pfizer vaccine on May 31st. Could this have contributed to the cardiac arrest?
No. Next question.
@@moluther2826 why not? "inflammation of the heart muscle" indicates they are investigating the vaccine as a possible cause. It is recommended for subjects to not participate in strenuous activities within the 2 weeks of receiving the vaccine. So if you look at the time line... He should not have been on international duty if he was last vaccinated on the 31st of May. This goes against COVID medical advise. There are other Inter Milan players who also received the vaccine who are also not following protocols of the required period of rest after vaccinations. This is the problem with Footballers being treated like resources to club and country and television milking every last drop they can from these athletes by packing the fixture schedules. It's absolutely relentless for Footballers. Some fit players can play about 80 games inside the calendar year. This is not good for the body. @dude_brah: That is not a silly question
@@moluther2826 that’s funny cos the VAERS data suggests a significant increase in risk of myocarditis, particularly in young men and that excercise should be avoided. The inventor of the tech says vaccination should be stopped and replaced with established anti viral therapeutics... but sure, whatever you say
That is fake news. Inter director said Eriksen was not vaccinated
He has in fact denied that Eriksen has got the vaccine!
hope he makes a speedy recovery
Is he allowed to disclose the results of his tests in public!? (Even if they were normal?)
Anything can trigger anyone these days yes
@@muhamadnaqiuddinsuhaimi8878 I'm not "triggered" you idiot. Have you never heard of patient doctor confidentiality?
@UCo3OCAMSKU7nUuRKoqkR6WA How do you know it was the vaccine? I think it was the aliens 📡👽👾
After all there was no covid jab back when the same thing happened to fabrice muamba... Or was there!!?!??!??????!
@@GenericPurpleTurtle seems triggered to me 😂😂😂 it was normal findings ffs. Just move on with your life. No need to make an issue for the smallest of things. Gosh
@@muhamadnaqiuddinsuhaimi8878 Well your wrong mate.
If they always say it's fine when they were fine, and nothing when it's not, then you can infer when it's not.
Should players have mandatory classes on CPR and other things to help each other in the case of an emergency like this? We know doctors are always around but it cannot be bad for them to learn just incase
Excellent interview! Informative, deliberate, and professional. Stay strong Eriksen!
Wow Sanjay is back
Sky, stop uploading about it and give him and his family some peace at this time instead of making money off of his condition
Well said 👏
@@aaaabbbb2483 thank you, but everyone will agree with me because sky are being unprofessional by constantly talking about it just to gain 💰
Media are scum mate they’ll show anything if they think it’ll give them views.
@The Handsome Guardiola ik that but it shouldn’t, when eriksen and his family are ready to tell people about his condition they will
And the media aren’t doing it cuz they care, they’re doing it because there’s money there
@@davidburke7777 exactly, they are all snakes and are dirty pigs
Could it be caused by fatigue, since these athletes have not had proper rest after their domestic leagues ended??
🤣
Sadiq Khan's long lost twin brother.
Not likely
Very informative anyalysis from our doc...we all need to know these stuff...praying our legendary number 23 recovers back to full health and coninues playing and amazing us for years to come In Sha Allah
I got faith in erikson he'll be back in training a year from now.
He won’t unless he wants to die again and by that I mean again….cause he did already but came back
We sure always want Eriksen to go back to the pitch, but if the best choice for Eriksen Health is to retired, me as a football fan needs to be ready with it!
He won't be allowed to play for Inter Milan if he does. Players with heart issues are banned from playing football in Italy.
Sounds like a spike protein issue.
Cameroonian Marc Vivian Foe unfortunately met the same fate :(
When Iker Casillas collapsed during a training session end of 2018-19 season he too had a (small yet impactful) cardiac arrest. He didn’t play during the 2019/20 but he was cleared by doctors but FC Porto refused to play him even though he was still registered as a player. Fans wanted him to make a minute appearance at the final game even as a 90th minute sub to end his playing career on a high. He retired anyway as his contract had run up. Health comes first. Eriksen will probably be monitored and have a device such as the doc said. Maybe he will play in a year or two. Who knows? Let’s wait and see. Medical technology is a thing of beauty. I hope he gets a send off like many wished Iker would get.
Wow, amazing reading this now and seeing that Eriksen is playing for Man Utd. Well...he's injured at the moment but glad that is all.
Good to see doctor patient confidentiality went out the window…
All he said was that he didn’t have any heart problems and if he did we would have know because that would have effected his playing chances
@@jackbevington7334 as a doctor you're not supposed to talk about a patient to the public at all.
sees like a lovely guy when someone as intelligent as this guy they sometimes come across as aloof he didn't who wouldn't want him as you doctor
I noticed the doctor was keeping away from saying it could have been the vaccination Christian Erikson received. Him saying vaccination would have sent out alarm bells ringing across the football world.
HMMMM..GOOD POINT!!!
Well he either had it or he didnt (to state the obvious) - but what is not obvious is that if he hasnt had the jab then he is likely to of declined it. Inter team recieved the offering, Denmark are moving pretty fast and would of cleared those aged 29 and Milan uptake is pretty strong compared to other regions in Italy. Not to mention the personal doctor service that would give him and others a priority service. So if he hasnt had it, it's likely to be because he has turned it down. As a fit, health young man and weighing up the risk vs benefit. I can believe that.
Shame there isnt more clarity as to if he has or hasnt. And before anyone kicks off and says his personal medical files are his and none of our business.... I would remind you that the vaccine passports that most people are happy to sign up for void that arguement.
It has already been clearly stated by Inter Milan and the Danish FA that Eriksen had NOT had the vaccine.
Stop your idiotic scaremongering
@@armuk so he denied the vaccine as a healthy young man. 👏👏👏
@@rockyworsfold more idiocy i see. among younger age groups the protection the vaccine gives is more for the more vulnerable groups that these people will inevitably come into contact with as we lift lockdown.
feel free to decline the vaccine, perhaps you like remaining in perpetual lockdown, or simply barred from public spaces/events. entirely one's own decision indeed.
Wait. What? Only ONE annual cardiology review? That doesn't make sense given the fact they have such intense schedules. Klopp complained about it all the time, how these players are being overplayed and are experiencing increase in injuries. We all know how crazy the EPL schedule is. Add on top of that Europa and UCL, I would think they would do at least two checkups, one at the beginning one at the middle of the season, since their body is probably being so overworked by the middle of the season.
First of all, I thank Allah , Eriksen was ok. Then the referee n the concerns of the players right away, the Captain and the medical team. Job well done 😍👍
Well, He is welcome back at Ajax. In the Netherlands he is allowed to play.
Simon kjaer true hero
Looking at the thumbnail I thought it was George Clooney.
Hopefully he is able to recover from this to the extent that he can live a reasonably normal life. His career is likely finished, which is quite sad for him. I'm genuinely just glad he is ok.
Don't rush to judge yet if its over or not
Remember Ivan Klasnic?
@@bimanatawilaga7509 I remember him from Bolton.. or was he at Blackburn? I find I get the Big Sam teams from that era mixed up now.
Wonder is Erikson had the Vaxxine
they say he has a cardiac condition and he cant play anymore , but they never see it in the houndreds of test he takes, but the real reason is that he take the covid vaccine, i hope he to speak about this
His doctor has confirmed he hadn’t taken the vaccine lmao
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.
Indian origin doctors everywhere!
Lets go!!
All will be well
I wonder if he's asked permission from CE representatives if he can talk about his previous medical records
The greatest elephant in the room and so much effort to ignore it!
Get well soon
Top man, so well spoken and to the point.
This how zyzz died in 2011 rip god bodybuilding
Well wishes to Christian
Doc must have worked with Jose before. They almost look the same
I sink you're right
I love this doctor he seems intelligent
Yeah, Indian