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Under what circumstances does sinus velocity occur? Do you have an underlying medical condition (infection, hyperthyroidism, anemia)?What are the symptoms during an attack?

You provide too little information.

There was also no mention of the need for help.

It is recommended that you go to the hospital.

The conditions you add should not be heart problems, it may be respiratory acidosis or alkalosis, mainly caused by the pH imbalance in the blood after breathing caused by bad air conditions, and the heart problems you said don't need to be too nervous, it is recommended to do a 24-hour Holter ECG, because some heart diseases are occasional and may not be captured by general examinations, your symptoms are still not a big problem, and you will not have a heart attack like you said, don't be nervous, and your psychological state is also very important.

The place where the normal heart beats is called the sinus node.

But there are so many places in the heart that can be the birthplace of the sinus node, and if it's not initiated by the sinus node, it's called ectopia, and it's a pathological state.

The average normal person's heartbeat beats at 60-100 beats a minute, and if it exceeds this amplitude, it is called excessive speed, which is referred to as excessive speed.

Then sinus tachycardia, you can understand that the heartbeat** is normal but too fast.

Heartbeat and body temperature are related, and the principle is that when the body temperature changes, the camp content in the cells of the sinus node also changes, resulting in a change in the ring nucleotide gating channel, so when the body temperature rises, the heartbeat will increase, but there are many reasons for the rapid heartbeat, and body temperature is only one of them.

If the left atrium is too large, it is recommended that you do a cardiac color ultrasound to focus on the condition of the lower mitral valve.

About Coronary Heart Disease The blood vessels that supply blood to the heart are called coronary arteries.

Coronary heart disease is a symptom caused by insufficient blood supply to the heart from the coronary arteries.

Common causes of insufficiency are stenosis spasticity.

Coronary atherosclerosis is one of the narrowing of blood vessels due to excessive lipid deposition in the lining of blood vessels.

In patients with coronary heart disease, coronary heart disease occurs when there is any significant increase in the heart's oxygen consumption beyond what the coronary arteries can compensate.

Patients without coronary heart disease do not.

1 Sinus velocity means that the heartbeat originates from the sinus node, there is no ectopic pacing, but the heart rate is more than 100, so it is sinus velocity. Severity is related to self-perception and underlying medical conditions.

2 An increase in body temperature can cause tachycardia. However, not all tachycardia is accompanied by an increase in body temperature. It mainly depends on what is the cause of the increase in body temperature, most of them are due to infection, then it is the infection that causes tachycardia.

Elevated body temperature indicates high basal metabolism and high oxygen consumption. As a result, the heart rate increases. Fever reduction is only a symptom.

It is important to find the cause of the fever.

3 ECG diagnosis of left atrial hypersensitivity suggests that such problems may be present. With a history of more than 10 years of hypertension grade 3 and cardiac target organ damage cannot be ruled out, cardiac ultrasound is recommended.

4 Tachycardia suggests a possible state of stress. Tachycardia does not cause coronary heart disease. Coronary heart disease is a heart disease caused by severe coronary atherosclerosis.

After the relevant ** is removed, the tachycardia will naturally return to normal.

It is recommended to go to the cardiology clinic for a detailed medical history and relevant examinations.

Sinus tachycardia should be asked to the doctor whether it is pathological or transient physiological; Increased body temperature.

Can cause tachycardia; It doesn't matter if the fever does not go away physiologically; The answer on the second floor is great, you can see him later. There are some problems with left atrium hyperactivity, and this should be noted. Because of the direction of blood flow in the heart) superior and inferior vena cava - right atrium - tricuspid valve - right ventricle - pulmonary artery (into the pulmonary circulation) - pulmonary vein - left atrium - mitral valve - left ventricle - aorta.

So ask the doctor if the left atrium is too large and ask the doctor if this condition is there. If it doesn't affect, there's no problem.

Sinus tachycardia is because you have a fever, so don't worry.

Left-sided enlargement is caused by long-term high blood pressure.

It is recommended that you take antihypertensive drugs reasonably to control your blood pressure! Do not worry!

1 means that the patient's heart beats too fast, generally 60-100 per minute, serious 2 has this effect, the fever will be better 3 not very clear 4 the heart is like the engine in the human body, originally a minute is 70-80 times, now overloaded, it is definitely not good, it will cause a series of diseases, such as coronary heart disease, angina, myocardial ischemia, etc.

The normal heart rate of a person is 60-100 beats per minute, sinus tachycardia refers to your heart rate exceeding 100 beats per minute, which is common in exercise, nervousness, fever, anemia, acute blood loss, hyperthyroidism, myocarditis and the use of epinephrine drugs. So, your tachycardia should be due to fever. The fever may not get better, I wonder if you have had tachycardia before?

Left atrial enlargement is more serious, due to long-term hypertension caused by the compensatory enlargement of the left atrium, irreversible. Long-term hypertension can lead to atherosclerosis and coronary heart disease, it is recommended that you first adjust your body to prevent high blood pressure from diet, medication and other aspects, this will not necessarily cause coronary heart disease, so prevent it as soon as possible, try to avoid emotional agitation, do not eat oily food, about **, please have a medical consultation, good luck!

Your child can be cured of this disease, it is best to go to the local hospital to do a color ultrasound, the defect is less than 5mm, you can wait until two years old, more than 10mm is best done within one year old. If you wait a long time, you may not be able to do it. In the middle, it depends on the doctor's opinion.

The foramen ovale can be done together regardless of him, and it has no effect on the child.

The few tests you provide are not a big deal, because normal people will also show up with those ones. Feeling poor breathing may be related to your obesity, no special attention is required, since the drug will cause your heart to beat fast, it is recommended to stop using it, no need to take it again. Your condition is generally normal, usually pay attention to smoke less and drink less, and exercise moderately.

It may be an angina attack, and it is recommended to go to the cardiology department of the hospital for further examination and !! as soon as possible

It should be angina. If you can't change your lifestyle and work status, it's better to have some medication with you. Danshen dripping pills, fast-acting Xingxin pills, and nitroglycerin lozenges are all available.

You should also pay attention to blood pressure, blood lipids, eat more vegetables and fruits, and pay attention to nutritional balance. You're still young, but you need to pay attention to your body.

Considering your personal situation, ECG can not explain anything, elevated CK can be seen in a variety of conditions: skeletal muscle damage, liver function injury can cause elevated CK, simple elevated CK is not considered to be caused by heart disease, but the feeling of squeezing pain from the esophagus to the heart mouth for 1-2 minutes does not exclude the attack of angina. Recommendations:

1.Check troponin, creatine kinase isoenzymes; 2.Plate motion test; 3.

Quit smoking, live a regular life, and decide whether it is necessary to take medication based on the results of laboratory tests.

Analysis: coronary heart disease angina is highly likely.

Risk factors for coronary heart disease: 1. Male 2, smoking 3. Obesity. In addition, if CK is abnormal, it is recommended to do a coronary CT or directly do coronary angiography.

The most important thing to quit smoking is now, and there is **.

Coronary heart disease at the age of 28 is actually not uncommon in clinical practice, and according to the experience of contemptible people, most of them are related to smoking.

For your age, you are definitely overweight at this weight, and it is recommended that you **. For obese people, it is common to have large hearts. In order for the heart to maintain the blood supply of your overweight body, of course, it is necessary to strengthen the work, and over time, the heart muscle cells, like muscle cells, will definitely continue to thicken the overwork, and eventually when it can no longer be thickened, cardiac insufficiency will appear.

The symptoms you are describing now are the manifestations of cardiac insufficiency, in order to prevent your heart function from continuing to deteriorate, it is highly recommended that you **, generally: height (cm) - 105 = weight (kg). Such as:

For a person of 185cm, the standard weight should be about 80kg.

Check it out in detail that you are overweight.

As a doctor, let me tell you first: heart disease is a very broad term! It refers to all lesions of the heart.

I think what you said about heart enlargement has something to do with your obesity. If you think about it comprehensively, it is recommended that you go for a cardiac color ultrasound to have a more comprehensive understanding of your condition. I hope my answer will be useful to you.

Wishing you health and peace!