All Ok?

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 "All Ok"  Is about creating personal awareness which encourages people to go and check their heart at any age, even if the smallest thing concerns you.

1. All Ok?
2. GP visit
3. A discussion about, Why I don't feel Ok?
4. Blood pressure check, Cholesterol levels LDL, HDL and requesting  LP(a) marker tests, ECG test, CT coronary angiogram if possible.
5. GP report
6. Ok to go!

Discussion points with your GP include:

• A sense of anxiety or urgency underpinned by a feeling of doom
• Desire to seek immediate medical care even though other symptoms don't warrant it
• Feeling that something bad or unusual is happening sensing a premonition

Discussions with survivors of heart attacks often have sensations or feelings leading up to the event. Victims of widowmaker heart attacks, also known as a STEMI (ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction), have very low survival rates - people who have cardiac arrests outside of hospitals have just a 6 per cent chance of survival, and in the case of widowmaker attacks it's even lower. The testing exists to uncover these underlying conditions however is not often requested for.