Fatigue is one of the most commonly reported sequelae after cardiac arrest — a persistent exhaustion that goes beyond normal tiredness and can significantly affect quality of life.
Surviving a sudden cardiac arrest can be a traumatic experience, both physically and mentally. Many survivors report struggling with persistent issues of memory loss, difficulty concentrating, and reduced cognitive function collectively referred to as “brain fog.” While brain fog can be incredibly frustrating, it does not have to stop survivors from regaining quality of life … Read more
For those who have survived a cardiac arrest, a long and winding road of rehabilitation lies ahead. Emerging research provides some guideposts on what survivors may expect during the recovery process regarding regaining function, independence, and quality of life. Light at the End of the Tunnel A recent study published in JAMA Neurology offered a … Read more
Surviving a cardiac arrest can be a life-changing event that affects not only your physical health but also your mental and emotional well-being. One of the aspects of your life that may be disrupted by a cardiac arrest is your sleep. Sleep is essential for your health and recovery. It helps your body heal, the … Read more