I was carted off on account of having bpm over 100. They called it fibrillation and they worked at getting the figure well below 100. It's about 60 now, which I think is still a bit fast.
At our exercise group, there is a "defibrillator machine" which I can't get them to do a session on. They say that the thing talks and tells you what to do. I say"how do you know when to use it? to which they reply " the other guy is unconscious.. how obvious is that?"
So I dunno. But they did ( in Horsham) talk about using one on me, and I never went out to it. Maybe the Horsham machine is different, I dunno again
And, OME, I have not yet had the test results back properly, so I don't know what sort of mask to try out. I did notice there is a medicine you can take, and I wonder if that may be better ? It has similar end results to the CPAP machine, but of course does not use "natural " methods.