Eddie's Health Crisis: Tamra’s Husband Released From Hospital After Heart Procedure
April 17 2018, Published 8:29 p.m. ET
Real Housewives of Orange County star Tamra Judge’s husband Eddie is at home and on the mend after being hospitalized for a heart-related health scare, RadarOnline.com can exclusively report.
“Eddie has an irregular heart beat and it is an ongoing condition that he has been dealing with for quite some time,” a source close to the Tamra, 50, told RadarOnline.com.
“He was hospitalized because doctors are trying to help using medicine and various other procedures to correct it.”
“All Tamra wants is for Eddie to be okay. He is home from the hospital now and they are taking it one day at a time.”
Tamra alerted fans to the situation on Instagram yesterday, posting a photo of Eddie along with a caption that read: “As I sit in the waiting room I need everyone to pray for Eddie Judge. Another cardio version. 4th heart procedure in 4 months. I want my healthy husband back.”
“Of course Tamra is worried,” the source told RadarOnline.com. “Eddie is her husband and the love of her life.”
“His condition is one of the reasons that she and him are so adamant about being as healthy as possible.”
And according to Dr. George Welch, a certified cardiologist at Manhattan Cardiology who has not treated Eddie, the outlook is good.
A cardioversion "is performed on a person when they have an abnormal rhythm. It’s a small shock of electricity to your chest to get rhythm back in track. The procedure is only a few minutes, and the patient can usually leave in a couple of hours after,” Dr. Welch told RadarOnline.com.
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