Symptoms of irregular heartbeat

Many people are told that they have irregular heartbeat after a physical examination. What does this mean? In simple terms, irregular heartbeat means that the human heart beats too fast or too slow, which is beyond the normal range. Irregular heartbeat often causes the heartbeat to speed up or slow down. It is generally a manifestation of heart disease and often occurs in middle-aged and elderly people. Irregular heartbeat can affect a person's sleep and also have an impact on the health of the heart, so it requires professional treatment.

The first symptom of arrhythmia is what people often call palpitations. People who often experience palpitations can feel it themselves. They can feel their heartbeats getting heavier or faster. And accompanied by discomfort symptoms in the precordial area.

The second symptom of an irregular heartbeat is a slow heartbeat.

The third type is an irregular heartbeat.

The fourth is cardiac arrest.

In addition to the above symptoms of arrhythmia, severe patients may also experience dizziness, chest tightness, chest pain, shortness of breath, sweating, pale face, cold limbs, convulsions, and coma. However, patients with mild arrhythmia can still work and study as usual.

What causes arrhythmia? Generally speaking, tachycardia, bradycardia or arrhythmia are caused by abnormal cardiac autonomic rhythm or conduction disorders; mental stress, heavy smoking, drinking, drinking strong tea or coffee, excessive fatigue, severe insomnia, etc. are often the inducing factors of arrhythmia; arrhythmia is particularly common in patients with heart disease, and often occurs during anesthesia, surgery or after surgery.

So if you have palpitations. Symptoms of chest tightness and dizziness may be caused by arrhythmia, and you need to be examined by a cardiologist to determine whether you have arrhythmia. If so, you should further understand whether it has an impact on your health and life, and whether further examination and treatment are needed. In addition, if you use medication to control the condition, never stop, reduce, or increase the dosage on your own to avoid danger.

In addition to treatment, if arrhythmia is confirmed, it is recommended that the heart be carefully examined to ensure that there are no other diseases, such as heart disease. In addition, people with arrhythmia should stay optimistic and calm, try not to eat irritating foods such as chili peppers, alcohol, and coffee, and should quit smoking.