Occasional chest tightness and pain

In daily life, many people experience chest tightness and chest pain. What are the causes? How can we prevent it? Whether young or old, we should all pay attention to our bodies, not stay up late, and exercise properly every day. Chest tightness and pain may be caused by arrhythmia, which is closely related to daily living habits, work pressure and mood, and should be taken seriously.

Occasional chest tightness, chest pain, and accelerated heartbeat are mostly considered transient arrhythmia. Do you often stay up late? Are you under a lot of work pressure? How much do you drink? It is recommended that a 24-hour dynamic electrocardiogram be performed if necessary, and a thyroid examination can also be performed to rule out hyperthyroidism.

It may be a sub-healthy state caused by lack of rest. Generally, you can recover by getting enough rest, eating regularly, not staying up late, and maintaining a good mood. Guidance: Or heart disease, hyperthyroidism can cause it. You can go to the hospital for an electrocardiogram, cardiac ultrasound, five thyroid function tests, and a routine blood test. If there are any problems, seek timely treatment.

Many of the elderly's body functions continue to degenerate and fail with age, and their heart functions are not very sound. Therefore, occasional uncomfortable symptoms such as chest tightness and chest pain are often taken for granted and are no big deal. This is actually a misunderstanding. Angina pectoris is often only transient and may be a precursor to myocardial infarction, or even lead to serious arrhythmias and sudden death! Coronary heart disease is one of the most common causes of chest tightness and chest pain in middle-aged and elderly people.

According to statistics, coronary heart disease caused by this is not uncommon. Therefore, citizens should not be careless when they experience transient chest tightness or chest pain. Especially middle-aged and elderly people. Why is this?

Coronary heart disease is, to some extent, a chronic disease of the elderly. It is very common among middle-aged and elderly people. The causes are also varied, such as middle-aged and elderly age, smoking, diabetes, obesity, high blood pressure, high blood lipids, excessive psychological stress, etc. The more risk factors you have, the more likely your chest discomfort is to be caused by coronary heart disease. Naturally, the possibility of chest pain and coronary heart disease in young people is relatively low, especially women.