The best treatment for premature beats

Premature heart beats are a relatively common symptom. They are also called ectopic heart beats. When premature heart beats occur, you will feel uncomfortable in your heart. If they occur frequently, it may easily lead to some organic diseases. At this time, you can take some antiarrhythmic drugs. In addition, you should pay more attention to your health, avoid some bad mentalities, and get enough rest. If premature heart beats occur, you should check and treat them in time.

Treatment of premature heart beats

Suffering from premature heart beats often causes other diseases, so timely treatment is necessary. What are the treatments for premature heart beats?

1. Find out the trigger

For patients with frequent attacks, obvious symptoms or organic heart disease, it is advisable to find out the causes and triggers of premature beats as soon as possible and give corresponding treatment for the causes and triggers. At the same time, the potential fatality should be correctly identified, and the causes and symptomatic treatment should be actively treated.

2. Antiarrhythmic drug treatment

Atrial and atrioventricular junctional premature beats are mostly treated with Class Ⅰa, Ⅰc, Ⅱ, and Ⅳ drugs that act on the atria and atrioventricular junction, while ventricular premature beats are mostly treated with Class Ⅰ and Ⅲ drugs that act on the ventricles. Potentially fatal premature ventricular contractions often require emergency intravenous medication.

In recent years, studies have found that antiarrhythmic drugs will increase the risk of death, so the pros and cons of using some antiarrhythmic drugs need to be weighed.

3. Relax

Don't be too nervous when premature beats occur. Ask your doctor to further examine the cause of the premature beats and evaluate the severity of the premature beats. If the cause of premature beats can be found, as long as the cause is eliminated and the disease that causes premature beats is cured, the premature beats can be gradually eliminated. If the cause of the premature beats cannot be found, your doctor will decide whether they need treatment. The vast majority of patients with premature beats have a good recovery.

4. Occasional premature beats generally do not require treatment

Occasional premature beats have little effect on blood circulation, especially when they are not caused by other diseases. Premature beats themselves are not a serious disease and generally do not require treatment. Therefore, patients should eliminate their worries and remain optimistic.

5. Take medication as directed by your doctor

Frequent premature beats, especially those on the basis of heart disease, may develop into serious heart rhythm disorders, or may lead to angina pectoris and heart failure, and should be treated carefully. Take medication under the guidance of a doctor, be patient, and do not change medication frequently. After premature beats are controlled, a small amount of medication is still needed to maintain the condition in order to avoid recurrence of the disease.

6. Benign premature beats do not require treatment

If the cause of frequent premature beats cannot be found, it is very likely that the patient has had these symptoms a long time ago and has simply become accustomed to them.

7. Do not smoke or drink

Don't smoke, don't drink, don't eat too much, and eat less spicy food. Pay attention to the combination of work and rest and get enough sleep. Chronic patients whose premature beats do not increase after activity should participate in cultural and sports activities appropriately.