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During pregnancy, the blood volume of the whole body increases by 40 to 50 compared with that of non-pregnant, the heart rate increases by 10-15 beats per minute, and the output of the heart increases by 25-30, that is to say, the workload of the heart is significantly higher than that of non-pregnant. In addition, due to the enlargement of the uterine body during pregnancy, the brittle muscles rise and push the heart to the upper left and displace, coupled with the increase in maternal weight and the vigorous metabolism, which further increases the burden on the heart, and the body must increase the heart rate and stroke volume to complete the excess work. Increase the ventilation of the lungs by deepening and speeding up breathing to get more oxygen and expel more carbon dioxide.

A normal heart has a certain reserve capacity to cope with the increased burden. Therefore, once palpitation and shortness of breath occur, do not panic, rest for a while to relieve it, or lie on your side and sleep quietly for a while, taking care not to lie on your back to prevent supine hypotension syndrome. Perinatal cardiomyopathy should be considered if there is no history of cardiac disease prior to pregnancy and shortness of breath develops during the last trimester of pregnancy that does not resolve with rest.

Palpitation and shortness of breath in perinatal cardiomyopathy mainly occur at night, often sitting up and breathing in the middle of the night due to chest tightness and inability to sleep, or often feeling chest pain that is not related to exertion. If the above situation occurs, you should consult a doctor in time.

It is possible that the air inside should be bad, and it is recommended to go to the park rather than the mall.

If you are 3 months pregnant, you may not have eaten well for a period of time due to pregnancy symptoms, which will affect the blood sugar drop. It is recommended to eat a nutritious diet reasonably, do not go to air-dense places, and maintain physical and mental pleasure.

As a normal phenomenon during pregnancy, there is no problem with going to the hospital for regular check-ups!

Hello classmates.

Now you can't just rely on your own assumptions to think that you have Progeria or depression or something like that. I personally see from these manifestations of what you wrote, that your situation has nothing to do with Progeria. Maybe you haven't found your purpose, so your heart is empty.

Your current symptoms need to be counseled and eliminated by a professional psychological counselor, and I think your problem will get better sooner if you face it early. After all, you are still so young, and your future is still very long, I believe that as long as you have the heart to face and deal with it, you will definitely get up again and find your own way!

Rotten big-headed ghost! Of course, playing games on the Internet is exciting, who wants to read a book, anyway, I get drowsy when I read a book, and I can't do anything!

Analysis: folliculitis. endocrine dysfunction, neuropsychiatric factors; dietary factors; personal behavioral factors such as stool and sleep; Caused by hobbies such as tobacco and alcohol, drug factors, cosmetics and ** care factors.

Guidance: It is recommended to adjust the diet, eat more fruits and vegetables, no smoking and alcohol, and eat less spicy food. Regulates emotions and gets a good night's sleep. It can be combined with oral detoxification and beauty drugs**.

The beating of our heart is caused by the sinoatrial node to send electrical signals along the atrium and atrioventricular junction atrioventricular bundles left and right bundle branches left and right ventricles, so that the atria and ventricles contract one after another, complete right bundle branch block means that there is a problem with the right bundle branch transmitted to the right ventricle, and the bioelectric signal cannot be transmitted directly to the right ventricle, but it doesn't matter, the electrical signal can be transmitted from the left ventricle, but the right ventricle contraction is a little late. Right bundle branch block is common in rheumatic heart, pulmonary heart, ventricular septal defect, coronary artery disease, and sometimes in normal people.

Incomplete right bundle branch block can occur in healthy people with no evidence of heart disease, so don't be nervous. Patients with complete right bundle branch block do not necessarily have extensive myocardial damage, such as not accompanied by other organic heart, often of no significance, the common ** is rheumatic heart disease, congenital atrial septal defect, can also be seen in pulmonary, coronary heart, cardiomyopathy, etc. If you do not have structural heart disease through further internal examination, incomplete right bundle branch block is usually not pathologically significant.

Since it is not pathological, it does not affect a normal and healthy lifestyle.

Hello, hospital drugs are zero price difference, but the drug is still so expensive, because there are three reasons for the price difference between hospitals and pharmacies: one is different service objects, the other is different operating systems, and the third is different drug structures.

First of all, hospitals and pharmacies serve different people. In line with the principle of treating diseases and saving people, the drugs prescribed by doctors to patients are aimed at curing their diseases quickly and effectively, and the requirements for the efficacy of drugs and other aspects are relatively high. Therefore, the drugs used in the hospital should first consider safety and effectiveness, and the drugs with these two characteristics are often more complex in terms of materials and manufacturing processes, so the cost is high, and the first will be relatively increased.

Pharmacies serve the public, as long as you have a need, as long as the pharmacy has a sale, you can buy it. The pharmacy itself will also reduce its own costs on the premise of buying and selling, and choose drugs with the same effect but lower cost.

Second, hospitals and pharmacies have different operating systems. The hospital is a social welfare institution that implements a certain welfare policy, in order to allow patients to rest assured to see a doctor, peace of mind, will be equipped with medical facilities and medical personnel on a lot of effort, the hospital will also go through a lot of links when equipped with drugs, which virtually increases the cost, and because the government has limited investment in the hospital, the hospital does not have flexibility. Pharmacies are independent legal entities, and the cost of purchasing drugs and operating costs are different from those of hospitals, and they can also flexibly adjust their marketing strategies to achieve small profits but quick turnover.

Finally, hospitals and pharmacies have different drug structures. Hospitals not only prescribe drugs to patients, but also need to develop new drugs continuously in order to better prevent and improve diseases, and after a full range of clinical experiments, new drugs can be effective. In addition, patients are prescribed medication at the hospital and are also guided by professional doctors.

Considering the cost of this, the state will also raise the price of medicine in hospitals accordingly. In contrast, pharmacies appear to be more profitable, selling more low-cost drugs, as well as commonly used drugs, winning by quantity, making consumers mistakenly think that the drugs in pharmacies are cheaper than those in hospitals.