What are the symptoms of heart season?

Palpitations are a term for diseases in Traditional Chinese Medicine. They refer to palpitations in the heart and uneasiness in patients. There are many causes, such as emotional injury, physical weakness and fatigue, etc. There are also many symptoms. Patients are often nervous and worried. At this time, they have a poor diet and often lose weight. In addition, patients may also suffer from anemia and pale complexion.

What are the symptoms of heart season?

1. Symptoms: Feeling nervous and worried.

Possible: Stress is one of the main causes of palpitations.

Treatment: See a doctor. Take a sedative. A sudden feeling of nervousness and fear, accompanied by symptoms such as difficulty breathing, palpitations, and sweating, may be mistaken for a heart attack. Whether you are having a heart attack or not, you should go to the hospital immediately.

2. Symptoms: In addition to palpitations, weight loss occurs despite eating a lot.

Possible: Hyperthyroidism.

Treatment: Go to the doctor, who may want to do a blood test and, if necessary, a radioisotope scan. Once the diagnosis is confirmed, treatment can be with radioactive iodine. Very few patients require surgery.

3. Symptoms: In addition to palpitations, you also feel tired and have difficulty breathing.

Possible: Anemia.

Treatment: See a doctor. The doctor wants to test the patient's blood. There are many causes of anemia. If it is confirmed to be iron deficiency anemia, the doctor will treat the patient with iron supplements. It is also necessary to check whether there are other causes of anemia.

4. Symptoms: palpitations, feeling unwell, and a history of heart disease.

Possible: Serious heart arrhythmia.

Treatment: See a doctor immediately. The doctor will order an electrocardiogram and a chest X-ray. If it is an irregular heartbeat, medication is needed.

5. Cause: Palpitations occur after drinking too much tea or coffee.

Treatment: Quit drinking or drink less tea, coffee, cola and other beverages containing alcohol.

6. Reason: Smoking too much.

Possibly: Stimulated by nicotine.

Treatment: Quit smoking seriously.

Preventive care

1. Patients with palpitations should always maintain a happy mood, optimistic spirit, stable emotions, and avoid adverse stimuli such as panic, worry, and anger.

2. Eat in moderation. Eat nutritious and easily digestible food, avoid being too full or too hungry, quit smoking, drinking alcohol, and drinking strong tea, and follow a low-fat and low-salt diet. People with Yang deficiency of heart qi should avoid eating raw and cold food; people with Yin deficiency of heart qi should avoid spicy and roasted food; people with phlegm and blood stasis should avoid eating too much fatty and sweet food; people who drink too much water should eat less salt.

3. Regular life. Pay attention to changes in temperature to avoid external invasion that may induce or aggravate palpitations. Pay attention to the combination of work and rest.

4. If the palpitations are persistent, long-term treatment should be insisted. After the treatment is effective, you should also pay attention to consolidating the treatment. You can take Qi-invigorating medicines such as ginseng to improve symptoms of heart deficiency and enhance your resistance to disease. Actively treating the primary disease, such as chest pain, phlegm and fluid, lung distension, asthma, and arthralgia, is of great significance in preventing palpitations. It is also necessary to detect the precursor symptoms of changes in symptoms or worsening of the disease as early as possible, combine them with ECG monitoring, and actively prepare and provide emergency treatment.