Symptoms of palpitations

Palpitations are a relatively common symptom. From a Western medicine perspective, they may be related to cardiac neurosis. When palpitations occur, people often become depressed, feel chest tightness and discomfort, easily wake up at night, and suffer fear in their hearts. These are all common symptoms of palpitations. Such patients often have low immunity, poor diet, excessive worry, etc., which are all symptoms of palpitations.

Symptoms of palpitations

1. Premonitions and potential symptoms of heart and gallbladder deficiency

This type is characterized by deficiency of the heart and gallbladder, manifested by timidity, indecision, easy to be frightened, and easy to wake up from dreams. As stated in Lingshu Four Seasons Qi: "Prone to vomiting, and the vomiting is bitter, with long sighs, and a heavy heart, as if afraid that people are going to catch you. The evil is in the gallbladder, and the rebellion is in the stomach." However, there is no obvious fright yet, and the only symptom is a nervousness in the heart. The principle of blocking treatment is to nourish the heart and warm the gallbladder to block its development. The prescription used is Pingbu Zhenxin Dan: (Ju Fang): Ziziphus jujuba seed, Schisandra chinensis, Asparagus cochinchinensis, Ophiopogon japonicus, Rehmannia root, Polygala tenuifolia, Ginseng, Chinese yam, cinnamon bark, dragon tooth, cinnabar, Poria cocos, Poria cocos, Plantago seed.

(II) Premonitions and potential symptoms of liver depression and phlegm disturbance

People of this type are usually depressed, sentimental, have chest tightness and discomfort, salivate a lot, vomit, and have a greasy tongue coating and a stringy pulse. The symptoms include occasional chest tightness, palpitations, and shortness of breath. The principle of blocking treatment is to soothe the liver and relieve depression, clear phlegm and clear the gallbladder. The prescription uses Wen Dan Tang: Zhi Shi, Zhu Ru, Poria, French Pinellia, Tangerine Peel, Licorice and Xiao Yao San: Bupleurum, White Peony, Mint, Poria, Atractylodes, Angelica, ginger, and Licorice, taken alternately, or Gan Mai Da Zao Tang: Licorice, Ophiopogon, and Jujube.

3. Premonitory signs of heart and kidney yin deficiency

When the water and fire of the heart and kidney complement each other, the mind is calm and the spirit is at ease. However, when the yin of the heart and kidney is deficient and the water and fire are not in harmony, it is often an important source of restlessness and palpitations. As Lin Peiqin of the Qing Dynasty said: "Ancient people discussed that Yang governs Yin. The heart originates from the kidneys. If the upper part is uneasy, it comes from the lower part. If the heart is weak, it comes from the essence. This is the principle that essence and qi are mutually rooted, and that the ruler and the minister support each other." If the heart fire is strong and burns the heart yin or long-term illness damages the kidney, it will consume the kidney yin, causing kidney water deficiency below and heart fire inflammation above. Therefore, you may feel your face is red and your feet are hot, you may feel dizzy, have tinnitus, palpitations, irritability, insomnia, frequent dreams, spermatorrhea, back pain, dry mouth and red tongue, and a weak and rapid pulse. The symptoms are restlessness and anxiety.