Brian Moore live updates on Twitter after suffering 'second coronary episode'

BBC pundit Brian Moore is continuing to recover after what he has described as his ‘second coronary episode’.

The hard-hitting pundit kept his 176,000 followers updated after taking ill on Monday, having suffered a cardiac arrhythmia.

Moore tweeted on Monday afternoon that he presented at St Georges Hospital in London when he began suffering from atrial fibrillation, which is when the heart begins beating irregularly.

“In St Georges waiting for cardioversion for cardio AF. Hopefully all over soon and back on track,” the former hooker tweeted.

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In St Georges waiting for cardioversion for cardio AF. Hopefully all over soon and back on track.

— Brian Moore (@brianmoore666) July 30, 2018

He followed that tweet with ‘Thanks to superb staff at ST George’s ‘l got music; I got rhythm … who could ask for anything more.?’

Thanks to superb staff at ST George's 'l got music; I got rhythm … who could ask for anything more.?' https://t.co/9YXbRUhFED

— Brian Moore (@brianmoore666) July 30, 2018

He went on to desscribe the pain of an angiogram, a medical procedure which looks at the functioning of the heart.

“I think the burning pain of an angiogram being described as a little bit of a flush, is one of modern life’s greatest lies.”

I think the burning pain of an angiogram being described as a little bit of a flush, is one of modern life's greatest lies.

— Brian Moore (@brianmoore666) July 30, 2018

He coronary episode appears have subsided, with the 64 times capped England international again thanking the medical staff at St George’s who attended to him.

“Out tomorrow- thanks again to the unfailing professionalism of the staff at St George’s Tooting for guiding me through my second coronary episode.”

Out tomorrow- thanks again to the unfailing professionalism of the staff at St George's Tooting for guiding me through my second coronary episode.

— Brian Moore (@brianmoore666) July 31, 2018

The great and the good of the rugby world came out in support of Moore, with many tweeting best wishes and supportive messages to the stricken pundit.

Get well soon mate x

— Ben Ryan (@benjaminryan) July 31, 2018

https://twitter.com/brettgosper/status/1024550647851622400

Good luck and get well soon x

— Gabby Logan (@GabbyLogan) July 31, 2018

https://twitter.com/pd4rugby/status/1024400101341573120

Good luck mate

— David Campese (@Davidcampese11) August 1, 2018

Moore (56) suffered his first heart attack in April. A qualified solicitor, after rugby Moore took up a career in the media and is a regular on both the BBC and as a columnist for The Daily Telegraph.

Nicknamed ‘the Pitbull’ in his playing days, Moore opened up about his personal life in the award winning Beware of the Dog.

Moore was capped 5 times for the British and Irish Lions.