if ejection happen very fast what is the remedy?
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Well it depends on what type of plane you are being ejecting from.  Most modern fighters jets require you t owear a helmet and be strapped in good and tight to your seat so in case you get knocked out upon ejection you have a chance for survival.  The most important part though is making sure your parachute opens.
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You need to see a doctor, and they will probably either:\n1)Put a 24-hour heart monitor on you if it happens daily.\n2)Put an event recorder on you that you can keep for up to one month to capture the fast heartrate and see what it looks like.\n\nIf you do not have any symptoms such as shortness of breath, low blood pressure, or dizziness during it, that's good.  Still need to find out what it is.\n\nI would see a cardiologist or electrophysiologist, who specializes in abnormal heart rhythms.  They are experts in this stuff.
259773
Could be any of the above. Consult a physician ASAP
341409
not common see a doctor for this as quick as you can ?
1062866
See a Medical Doctor immediately.
765525
no, this is too low of a stimulus or intake if it was to be a cause, you could talk to the doctor for possible causes of the exact heart beat problem, good luck
751027
if i knew what EF meant it would help. if you're still worried about your heart, ask about a myoview or cardiolite test.
454234
no \nyou need to get your heart rate up
924356
go back and consult your doctor as soon as possible....
67889
Yes, but how serious depends on how fast the leak is.  The heart sits in a tissue sac called the pericardium.  If the leak is slow, the pericardium will expand over time to adjust for the fluid.  This is usually referred to as a pericardial effusion. If the leak is fast the pericardium cannot strecth fast enough to account for the fluid and the heart is essentially sqeezed to death.  This is called Tamponade.  Tamponade usually requires immediate intervention either by surgically opening the pericardial sac, or more commonly, a pericardiocentesis where a needle is passed through the chest into the pericardial sac.  In both cases, the fluid is drained to relieve pressure on the heart.
903747
it should not deflate so quickly. take it back\nb
13723
Drinking lots of fluids, orange juice, fruits and vegetables when you are able. Try staying away from heavy greasy foods. You should get plenty of rest. That's to get better.\n\nFeeling better fast might require an alka seltzer (seltzer water and crackers are usually good), or perhaps some pepto bizmol(the pink stuff).
353588
Hold your breath for 30-45 seconds.
529954
My friend, hypotension is commonly associated with shock but can also be due to cardiovascular, respiratory, neurologic or metabolic disorder.  The symtoms you describe disturb me. I doubt that there are any quickie remedies you can try.  I would strongly advise against it as the exact cause of your hypotension is unknown and these "cures" could make the problem much worse. You need to see a physician soon about this and have it evaluated.  Don't wait.  I wish you the best.
167521
Head to the doctor and stop being on the copmuter and go quick!!
519028
Drink 10 little sips of water without taking a breath.  Works for me everytime.\nGood luck!
575114
GO SEE A DOCTOR ASAP!