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Hello This palpitation is considered to be caused by myocardial ischemia, arrhythmia, tachycardia or hypotension, anemia and other reasons, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for an electrocardiogram to have a look, find out**symptom**, and usually pay attention to avoid exertion and emotional agitation.

Lack of rest: Read more books, read more newspapers, eat less snacks, and sleep more.

Often palpitation, chest tightness, squatting like this every day, the heart blood backflow, the heartbeat becomes stable.

Hello! There are several reasons for total palpitation: first of all, it is necessary to consider whether there is coronary heart disease, patients with coronary heart disease and angina pectoris often have palpitation, including chest tightness, shortness of breath, pain in the precordial area, dizziness, and fatigue.

Secondly, it is necessary to consider whether the patient has hyperthyroidism, and patients with hyperthyroidism always feel palpitated, accompanied by sweating, tremor of the fingers, and the increase in the frequency of bowel movements. Then consider whether the patient has cardiocardiovascular neurosis, and patients with cardiovascular neurosis will always feel palpitated, but it is a functional and does not need to be **, mainly related to emotional tension, high work pressure, and poor rest, and can not be used**. Some patients also have palpitation, with stiffness of the neck, stiffness of the back, dizziness, and in severe cases, nausea accompanied by palpitation.

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Summary. Palpitation is similar to the concept of palpitations in medicine, and there are many reasons for palpitations, such as nervousness, excitement, fear, physiological factors such as drinking, drinking strong tea or coffee, and other pathological factors such as heart disease, fever, thyroid disease, anemia, etc. Physiological factors:

For example, after exercise, lack of sleep, drinking coffee, strong tea, drinking, emotional agitation, fear, etc., can cause palpitations, but they are generally temporary, and palpitations can disappear after rest, relaxation, and mood adjustment. Heart disease: It is the most common cause, such as paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia, rapid atrial fibrillation, patients will have sudden palpitations, palpitations.

Some angina attacks are accompanied by palpitations in addition to chest tightness and palpitations, which need to be treated promptly. In addition, there are also manifestations of palpitation and palpitations during myocarditis, but there is often a history of cold or diarrhea before. Other pathological factors:

When hypoglycemia occurs, the most typical manifestation is a sudden palpitation and profuse sweating. If not corrected in time, the patient's condition will worsen, the palpitation will be more severe, and even hypoglycemic coma may occur. Palpitations due to anemia, thyroid dysfunction, electrolyte imbalances, fever, etc., need to be performed for the primary disease.

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Palpitation is similar to the concept of palpitations in medicine, and there are many reasons for palpitations, such as nervousness, excitement, fear, physiological factors such as drinking, drinking strong tea or coffee, and other pathological factors such as heart disease, fever, thyroid disease, anemia, etc. Physiological factors: such as after exercise, lack of sleep, drinking coffee, strong tea, drinking, emotional agitation, fear, etc., can cause palpitations, but they are generally temporary, and palpitations can disappear after rest, relaxation, and mood adjustment.

Heart disease: It is the most common cause, such as paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia, rapid atrial fibrillation, patients will have sudden palpitations, palpitations. Some angina attacks are accompanied by palpitations in addition to chest tightness and palpitations, which need to be treated promptly.

In addition, there are also manifestations of palpitation and palpitations during myocarditis, but there is often a history of cold or diarrhea before. Other pathological factors: When hypoglycemia occurs, the most typical manifestation is a sudden palpitation and sweating.

If not corrected in time, the patient's condition will worsen, the palpitation will be more severe, and even hypoglycemic coma may occur. Palpitations due to anemia, thyroid dysfunction, electrolyte imbalances, fever, etc., need to be performed for the primary disease.

Is it sometimes palpitations, it may be simple fatigue.