Slow Repolarization Stage

The slow repolarization stage is one of the stages of the cardiac cycle that occurs after the rapid contraction phase of the ventricles. During this stage, the ventricles of the heart slowly relax, allowing them to prepare for the next heartbeat cycle.

During slow repolarization, the heart receives energy for the next contraction. This occurs due to the fact that potassium and sodium ions begin to return to the heart cells, which leads to a decrease in the electrical potential in the cells.

Slow repolarization is an important stage of the cardiac cycle and can be impaired in various heart diseases. For example, if the slow repolarizing potential is not returned to the cells for enough time, it can lead to arrhythmia and other heart problems.

To prevent slow repolarization disorders, you need to monitor your health and undergo regular medical examinations. It is also important to live a healthy lifestyle, eat right and exercise to maintain a healthy heart and blood vessels.