Why does my heart feel uncomfortable when sleeping on my left side?

Heart problems are very common health problems in modern life, and have a great impact on people's bodies. Because the heart is the core organ of the human body, once problems occur, it will lead to serious life-threatening situations. Therefore, most people pay great attention to the heart. For example, heart discomfort will make people very worried. Let's take a look at what happens when you feel uncomfortable in your heart when you sleep on the left side?

You need to go to the hospital for an electrocardiogram. If myocardial ischemia occurs, you can use isosorbide mononitrate to dilate the heart and blood vessels. If you experience palpitations, you can use Shensong Yangxin Capsules. If you have autonomic dysfunction of the heart, you can use GABA tablets to nourish the nerves. If you have tachycardia, you can use metoprolol tartrate to improve the symptoms. If you have myocardial damage, you can use sodium fructose diphosphate oral solution.

The most common symptoms of palpitations include arrhythmia. Of course, it can also occur when you are tired, do not get enough rest at night, or have poor blood supply to the heart. It is recommended to do an electrocardiogram first, preferably a 24-hour electrocardiogram, so that you can clearly see whether there is any arrhythmia and what type it is. It is better to go to the hospital for a detailed examination before treatment.

It should be related to the poor function of the heart and lungs, and the imbalance of Qi and blood. You should pay attention to proper rest and maintain Qi and blood. You can nourish your qi and blood appropriately, eat some vegetables and fruits appropriately, use compound danshen drops, nourishing blood granules, drink some lily and lotus seed soup, etc., pay attention to calming your mood and actively adjust your diet.

First, it is recommended to do an electrocardiogram to see if myocardial ischemia is possible. It is also recommended to draw blood to check myocardial isoenzymes to see if myocarditis is a possibility. A cardiac ultrasound is also needed. Also, pay attention to taking X-rays to see if there is any problem with the lungs, which may be caused by pleurisy.

It is very likely angina pectoris. It is recommended to go to the hospital for an electrocardiogram and cardiac ultrasound. If necessary, a coronary CT scan can be performed. You can also rule out gastritis by doing an upper gastrointestinal barium meal or gastroscopy.