How to treat sinus bradycardia

People with a slow heart rate are often weak and powerless, seemingly frail, and cannot be stimulated or they may develop heart disease. You can drink some porridge that replenishes qi and blood for conditioning, such as red dates and glutinous rice porridge, lily and lotus seeds porridge, and eight-treasure porridge. Eel is also a very nutritious food, and drinking eel soup also has a very good effect. Mutton is warm in nature and also has a good nourishing effect. Postpartum women often drink mutton soup.

1. Diet therapy porridge conditioning method

Patients with sinus bradycardia can regulate their abnormal heartbeat by eating sour jujube kernel porridge, glutinous rice porridge, or lotus seed and lily stewed pork porridge. The method is very simple. The sour jujube kernel porridge is mainly made by boiling sour jujube kernel and glutinous rice. The longan meat and glutinous rice porridge is mainly made by boiling longan meat and glutinous rice into porridge. The last dish, lotus seeds and lily stewed pork, is more troublesome, but the main ingredients are only lotus seeds, lily and pork. Control the amount of oil used when cooking.

2. Eel and Pork Soup

Patients must choose this soup according to their own physical condition because pork contains a lot of fat. Eel is a high-protein food. Although the combination of the two has a good effect on diseases, if the patient suffers from diseases such as high blood pressure, he must choose carefully. Excessive consumption of high-fat foods is very bad for the body. However, this soup has a good regulating effect on curing bradycardia.

3. Lamb and wolfberry soup

A bradycardia can cause the metabolism of various parts of the body to slow down. Some parts cannot absorb enough nutrients during normal operation due to slow metabolism, which can lead to conditions such as hypoglycemia in patients. Therefore, dietary supplement of mutton and wolfberry soup can supplement the body with much-needed nutrients. At the same time, it can promote blood circulation, thereby achieving the purpose of regulating slow heart rate.