The harm of long-term arrhythmia?

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"Arrhythmia" refers to the heart beat faster or slower than usual. Tachycardia, bradycardia or arrhythmia caused by cardiac autonomic abnormality or conduction disorder. Mental stress, a lot of smoking, drinking, drinking strong tea or coffee, excessive fatigue, severe insomnia and so on are often the inducing factors of arrhythmia; The harm of long-term arrhythmia? Next, I'd like to share my views with you.

The harm of long-term arrhythmia?

First: bradycardia: if bradycardia, there will be dizziness, fainting, palpitations, chest tightness, breathing asthma and other symptoms. The patient's sinus node may have a problem, making it unable to discharge normally (sick sinus syndrome), or the atrioventricular node cannot send current to the whole heart (atrioventricular block), which leads to bradycardia.

Second: when arrhythmia occurs, the change of atrial and ventricular systolic procedures can reduce cardiac output by about 30%, causing heart deficiency, chest tightness, weakness and other symptoms. Arrhythmia is more serious, which can cause sinus arrest, sinus block and bradycardia, and lead to tachycardia syndrome (also known as slow fast syndrome).

Third: arrhythmia can lead to sudden death: the most common cause of sudden death is arrhythmia, among which ventricular tachycardia, ventricular fibrillation and conduction block cause the highest incidence of sudden death. Heart failure: once the heart does not beat normally for a long time, the heart function will also be affected. After a long time, there will be the possibility of heart failure.

matters needing attention

Maintain emotional stability and adjust pressure; Weight control; Refuse to smoke and avoid alcoholic and caffeinated drinks; Balanced diet, stable intake of six categories of food, not partial food; Use drugs according to instructions to avoid drug abuse; If you have chronic disease, you should go to the hospital regularly for examination and follow-up;