The doctor discovers that he is raging while he attends patients with the same problem

Dr. Chris Loreto was slow to accept the diagnosis

A doctor from the Timmini hospital and district in Canada discovered that he was suffering from a heart attack while he attended a patient with the same heart problem. The case took place in November and was issued by the unit as a form of awareness.

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“His story was my story,” said dr. Chris Loreto in the publication.

All this coincidence began about four months before the episode. When he left to run, the doctor made pain in the chest, head and teeth. Sometimes he even shouted because of pain, as he said.

Without explaining that the pain hit him during the exercises, Loreto went to the family doctor believing he had an acid reflux. Even over time, however, the drugs did not have an effect.

On the night of November 12th, then the pain increased while playing hockey. Once again, regardless of the problem, the doctor went to work the next day.

Towards the end of the work, the doctor took measures to attend a patient with severe cardiac arrest. Speaking with man’s wife, Loreto created the similarity between the stories.

After noticing the symptoms, the doctor told colleagues who convinced him to undergo exams, who detected a heart attack.

Initially, he continued to deny the problem of health and even asked to follow the duty of the weekend. After accepting the painting he was in, he was transferred to a Toronto hospital and is still far from work.

The father of the doctor, who also practices physical activities, had a cardiac arrest at 59, one less than Loreto.

Source: Terra

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