What to do if you feel dizzy and have a fast heartbeat

In the summer, because the weather is hot, many people sometimes feel dizzy at noon, and the dizziness is accompanied by a rapid heartbeat. This makes many people particularly worried, fearing that they have some disease. So is this really the case? How to treat dizziness and rapid heartbeat?

1. Regarding this symptom, it is recommended that patients first find out the cause of their illness, and then receive symptomatic treatment based on the cause of their illness. This symptom is generally closely related to their arrhythmia, so you can start by checking this aspect.

2. Pay special attention to check whether you have any arrhythmia. If so, seek timely treatment. There are many causes of arrhythmia. When it first occurs, comprehensive drugs may be used to adjust it back to normal, but it will be difficult to adjust over time. As long as the patient gets used to it, improvements will gradually occur.

3. This symptom cannot be ruled out as being caused by other diseases, so you must have a timely check based on your symptoms to see what disease you have and then give yourself symptomatic treatment. At the same time, you must rest more when you experience this symptom.

4. Dizziness and rapid heartbeat caused by hypoglycemia. Hypoglycemia refers to a clinical phenomenon in which the blood glucose (blood sugar for short) concentration is lower than normal. It has multiple causes and a complex pathogenesis. When an adult's blood sugar level is lower than 2.8mmol/L (50mg/dl), it can be considered hypoglycemia, but whether clinical symptoms appear varies greatly from person to person.

If the patient is worried about dizziness and rapid heartbeat, he or she can go to the hospital for an electrocardiogram. If heart disease can be ruled out, this situation may be directly related to the weather. Therefore, as long as you pay attention to cooling yourself down, there will generally be no serious problems.