We all know how fun, exciting and fulfilling sex can be. But, can sex cause your heart to suddenly stop beating? Well, a new study suggests that this can happen, although only on very rare occasions! Read on to find out why sex-induced heart attacks are a rare thing, so that you won’t need to panic.
Less Than 1% of Cardiac Arrests Occurred During Or After Sex
Before you, and the hot and sexy Melbourne Escourt start to worry about this recent finding, new research has determined that in a study conducted on 4,500 individuals who experienced sudden cardiac arrest (a condition wherein the heart stops beating due to issues with the heart’s electrical activity), less than 1% of cardiac arrests occurred during or quickly after sex!
This study is the first to examine sexual activity as a potential trigger for sudden cardiac arrest among the general populace. The findings were presented at the November 12, 2017 meeting of the American Heart Association’s Scientific Sessions in Anaheim, California.
In the Rare Instances, Almost All of the Sudden Cardiac Arrest Cases Were in Men
While the health experts and researchers agreed that sudden cardiac arrest is a truly devastating condition with a high chance of death, the likelihood of this occurring during sexual activity is extremely low!
The experts say that this is a reassurance which can now be provided to heart disease patients, and will be based on actual data. However, in the rare instances wherein sex was linked with sudden cardiac arrest, almost all of the cases (which is around 94%) were in men. And among the males around 1 in 100 cases of cardiac arrest were linked with sex, as compared to only 1 in 1,000 cases among women!
So, before you quickly cancel all your plans of dating the hot and sexy Melbourne Escourt, carefully analyse what the health experts just said, so that you won’t be jumping to any misguided conclusions about sex and heart attacks!
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