What symptom does infantile heart premature beat have

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Sometimes there are no obvious symptoms of premature heart beat, and sometimes there are palpitations or cardiac arrest. Frequent premature beat can lead to fatigue, dizziness and other symptoms. Patients with original heart disease can induce or add angina pectoris or heart failure. Auscultation can find irregular rhythm and long compensatory interval after premature beat. If there are such cases, we must pay more attention to them. They may be the symptoms of premature heart beat. Some time ago, my heart felt a little spasmodic, so I went to the hospital for examination. The doctor said it was premature heart beat.

What symptom does infantile heart premature beat have

First: premature heart beat is an early ectopic heart beat, also known as premature contraction or extrasystole. Because the heart beats prematurely, it is called premature beat for short. This is due to the early activation of the ectopic pacemaker outside the sinoatrial node, so it is also called premature contraction. This disease can also occur in normal people.

Second: if normal people have excessive smoking, drinking, drinking strong tea, emotional excitement and fever and other problems can induce premature heart beat. It is common in patients with a variety of heart diseases, such as coronary heart disease, acute myocarditis, cardiomyopathy and hyperthyroid heart disease.

Third: premature beat is common in healthy people. If it occurs occasionally and symptoms are absent, it is generally not recommended to take medicine. But if it is other cases of premature beat, then we must let the doctor detailed examination, after diagnosis is generally used digoxin tablets and Betaloc tablets for treatment, at the same time should pay attention to rest, not tired, more exercise.

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Premature beat can be asymptomatic, can also have palpitations or cardiac arrest. If frequent premature heart beats, it will reduce cardiac output, resulting in fatigue, dizziness and chest tightness, and can make the original angina or heart failure worse. Generally, premature beat occurs in the heart without organic disease, which has no clinical significance.