TTS(Takotsubo syndrome) was first officially reported in 1991 as a reversible cardiomyopathy that appeared to be precipitated by acute emotional stress. The majority of TTS patients were postmenopausal females and usually developed symptoms similar to those of an acute coronary syndrome. A strong emotional stressor was thought to cause a transient abnormality of LV wall motion in the apical and mid-ventricular portion without obstructive coronary artery disease with ECG changes . TTS was initially called “Takotsubo cardiomyopathy”. Although most TTS cases were described as having been caused by negative emotions, there are cases in which positive emotions, such as joy, triggered TTS. In addition, 10% of TTS patients are male.