Point where it's starting to doubt, the muscle is not is hypoxic and not functioning, it will become obvious.

And so it can be for a few minutes at a time, like when a baby's coming, you get it a bit, and then it's okay for each.

Then a bit more then a bit more until it's all upon him and then the next thing is just go there correct.

And he'd been in hospital last week and they, for a heart and sorry, I'm concerned.

Migraine.

For a heart attack.

The diagnosis is not from a single ECG, normally.

It's from a ECG series.

So they take a series of them and then they tell from that if it's heart attack or not, or if there's anything wrong.

And you can have abnormalities.

You can have a skip B, you can have lots of abnormalities that don't mean a heart attack.

So you had an ECG.

When we arrived there with chest pain, there