Collapse
Not the heart: Handball-Schiri now knows the cause of KO
At the end of February and early March, the Danish handball referee Jesper Madsen collapses twice. His body was then completely checked. Now he knows the reason.
The Danish handball referee Jesper Madsen finally knows the cause of his collapse. It’s not the heart. “Earstones are extremely uncomfortable, but not dangerous. I found that out relatively quickly. I had some tests done and then described my symptoms,” said Madsen, according to a report by the handball platform “Handball-World”, the Danish TV station TV2Sport. Ear stones affect the feeling of balance.
The impartial also reported that his heart had been thoroughly examined. “Scans were made by the heart, neck and head, and I was examined in every conceivable way to see if anything was based, and fortunately nothing was found. So I’m healthy and well-being,” said Madsen, who was over in the middle of February in the Champions League game between KC Veszprem and Sporting Lisbon and opened on the floor.
In the league game between Aalborg Håndbold and Team TVis Holstebro in early March, the impartial in the middle of the second half again complained about severe dizziness and could no longer be on its feet. He was brought off the field with a stretcher.
In the meantime, the World Cup referee gave his comeback in a second division game on April 6th. Last Thursday he was also in the first division game in Skanderborg. “It went as it should run, and I have survived both games without any problems. A little mental strength is required, because of course there is afraid that it could happen again,” said Madsen.
dpa
Source: Stern
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