mycardioblog

Blog of a 34 year old male cardiophile from Serbia

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First valve tour with my dream stetoscope - Part 3

And finally valve tour with the bell and I go back to my mitral with the diaphragm.

The video ends a bit abruptly because of the 10 minute limit on Tumblr, but you don't miss much. I just put the steth around my neck and wave goodbye. ;)

As a reminder, full videos are available on my YouTube channel.

CardioTube

A YouTube channel of a 34 year old male cardiophile from Serbia.

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First valve tour with my dream stetoscope - Part 2

Here you can listen to my heart sounds recorded with the diaphragm of the stethoscope. :)

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First valve tour with my dream stethoscope - Part 1

I really hope you will enjoy this very special valve tour.

In this first part we will go over my vitals which we were a bit elevated since I was excited to record. ;)

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The dream fulfilled <3

This my friends is my dream stethoscope, the Littmann Cardiology IV.

I got it in the color I wanted as well, blue tubing and black headset and black chestpiece.

I saw this stethoscope being used in the cardiophile community. I also saw it used in TV shows and I've see COUNTLESS of pictures of real medical professional wearing and using it with pride.

And now, it's in my collection. It's amazing and I plan to make A TON of great content with it.

I already recorded a few files with it. Watch this space and my YouTube channel, I will release them very soon. :)

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Thank you to everyone who got me to 500 likes!

[teachingstethoscope]

Ready for your comprehensive cardiovascular exam?

Plenty of options to assess my “patient’s” heart 😊

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Me, me! I want an exam! If you like REALLY nervous fast hearts. :P

[yami-heart]

Still learning to love BP as part of cardiophilia. And I'm a person that's fascinated and loves to experiment (within safe boundaries) so here are some ideas I guess?

BP things to try for fun:

- take BP while listening to heart on your chest, hear it react

- take bp while feeling your pulse, feel it fade

-take bp while using an oximeter on the same hand, see the numbers jump

- take bp in different positions, understand your body

- take bp while "having fun" 💦🔞

That's what I got for now, feel free to add ideas? 👀

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Do You Hear What I Hear?

@no-i-mean-uh-yes do you? 🤭

[bpm4m]

Because some of you have asked or commented.... the reason I started this blog was to create content that I'd want to see. In doing so, I am finding other guys who are like me, who are into the same things. Every time someone DM's me and says, "I thought I was the only one," I feel like I've found another member of my tribe.

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100 followers!!

Holy cow! The blog has over 100 followers now!

Thank you to everyone who is supporting my humble little blog. I really feel right at home here. Truly, it means a lot.

You like steth rings right? Everyone does. Here is one of the better ones I got after sharing my heart live for 4 hours straight! I also put this awesome looking heart GIF, just to give it that extra cardiophile touch. :D

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Are you nervous? :)

Be honest, would you be nervous if you saw this on my desk as you wait for your very detailed heart exam? ;)

Speaking of, I used this to do a little checkup tonight. Here are the numbers.

Pulse: 83 bpm, SpO2: 97%

BP:

140/72 mmHg

134/76 mmHg

130/72 mmHg

136/76 mmHg

132/74 mmHg

Left arm, seated.

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The first ever valve tour I have recorded - Part 2 - Heart exam during light breath play

After finishing up with the bell, I did some light breath play.

Since it has been 2 years since I recorded it, I kind of forgot I did breath play in this video. My heart sounded really good during it, so I think I will have to bring that back for my future videos.

There is another part of this video where I go over my spots again. I didn't want to upload that part as a separate video since it's rather short and a bit of repeat what you already saw.

If you do want to watch that too, you can check the full video on my YouTube channel.

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Thank you @sillecka-blog and everyone who got me to 25 reblogs!

I am humbled by this a lot as it really helps spread the word of my little blog. Thank you! :)

[reallyrainytiger]

“You’re into what?” Alexa asked, a slight chuckle in her voice as she tossed her hair over her shoulder. Maya bit her bottom lip, blood rushing to her cheeks. She had never told anyone about her fetish. This felt like the day she came out all over again.

“Well,” Maya started timidly, “I like hearts. Like I like how they sound. How they feel. It’s just…comforting. I don’t know, it’s just always fascinated me.” Alexa smiled at her, which made Maya breath a sigh of relief. She wasn’t running, which was a start. But more than that — Maya has been eyeing the pulse in Alexa’s neck. Whether or not Alexa had ever noticed, it was incredibly visible. And the best part? It just picked up speed. 110 BPM, maybe. Alexa scooted a bit closer on the couch.

“So like, you like how your heart feels?” Alexa asked. Maya nodded, a slight smile coming back to her face.

“Yeah. I’m not quite sure why. I just do.”

Suddenly Maya’s brain lit up — Alexa started taking off her t-shirt. Aside from being a cardiophile, there was one thing Alexa never knew about her — that she was Maya’s crush. They had been friends for ten years, but Maya secretly wanted more. And seeing her now, crimson bra covering her small chest, it made that feeling so much stronger.

Maya tried to remain composed, but it was difficult. Alexa was stunning. She could be a model if she wanted to. And the mere thought of the precious muscle pumping in her chest practically set Maya on fire. But then time stopped — Alexa took Maya’s right hand and pressed it against her left breast.

“Do you like how mine feels?” Alexa asked with a smile. Maya closed her eyes slowly, smile peeking through as she bit her bottom lip, her chin falling to her chest. Like? That word didn’t even BEGIN to describe it. She looked back up.

“Yeah, I do. I —”

Maya was cut off by the sudden feeling of Alexa placing her hand on her chest. She could feel her heart go into a frenzy. If it was below 140 BPM she’d be surprised. The slight smile on Alexa’s face told the entire story.

“I can see why you like it.”

A combination of relief and excitement flooded Maya’s body. Sitting here, feeling the heart of the girl she secretly loved — it was perfect.

“I think your heart is beating a little slow though,” Alexa said. I think I can help with that.”

“Wha—”

Maya didn’t get the chance to finish. Alexa leaned in, kissing her ever so gently on her lips. Alexa was right — her heart was going into a frenzy now. 180, probably. What Maya loved most though, was feeling Alexa’s heart go just as fast. Suddenly they were just sitting there, looking into each other’s eyes ad the hammering in their chests returned to normal. To Maya, this is what heaven felt like.

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This is an awesome and sweet cardiophile story. I really do love it. 💓

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The first ever valve tour I have recorded - Part 2 - Heart exam during light breath play

After finishing up with the bell, I did some light breath play.

Since it has been 2 years since I recorded it, I kind of forgot I did breath play in this video. My heart sounded really good during it, so I think I will have to bring that back for my future videos.

There is another part of this video where I go over my spots again. I didn't want to upload that part as a separate video since it's rather short and a bit of repeat what you already saw.

If you do want to watch that too, you can check the full video on my YouTube channel.

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The first ever valve tour I have recorded - Part 1 - Heart exam

I have recorded this valve tour 2 years ago. It is my very first one with my lovely Littmann Classic 3 stethoscope.

I always enjoyed watching valve tours and when I got my Littmann and my mic, I knew I had to start making some myself. Over the years I made a good number of them, so look forward to them all as I release them on my blog.

In this first part you get to listen to my heartbeat with the diaphragm and I also start the exam with the bell of my stethoscope. Enjoy. :)

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Darf ich ihr herz hören ich habe über Youtube geschrieben

I'm sorry, like I said on YouTube, I don't speak German. I use Google Translate to figure out what you are saying.

[lynxx89]

My new comics about female cardiophile at the doctor. It's hard to keep a secret!

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I think this is true for a lot of us. ;)