Why does my heart hurt all the time? Why does my heart hurt?

What 1 in 10,000? Don't understand.

Age? Do you have high blood pressure, diabetes, or smoking?

This is important.

If you are young, (under 40 years old).

Don't be nervous, it may be cardiac neurosis.

Cardiac neurosis refers to the fact that there may be symptoms similar to angina, but there is no structural or functional abnormality of the heart itself.

That is, there is no difference between the heart itself and the heart of a healthy person.

It is more common in young women, and the incidence rate in men is slightly lower, simply put, it is similar to the symptoms of neurasthenia, which can be accompanied by insomnia and dreams.

If you are middle-aged and elderly, and have underlying diseases such as hypertension and diabetes, then it is recommended to do an electrocardiogram because there is a possibility of coronary heart disease.

If you cough, a chest X-ray is also taken.

Word for word, I hope it helps you.

Good luck.

Heart pain, with many uncertainties, can be life-threatening and needs to be taken seriously.

If you are middle-aged and elderly, then you should pay attention to whether it is coronary heart disease, and go to the hospital to check the electrocardiogram.

Angina pectoris, Chinese medicine and acupuncture meridians** are also good.

Basic**: Hypertensive heart disease, as the name suggests, is basically** high blood pressure. Hypertension not only increases the stress load and volume load of the heart, but also leads to myocardial remodeling through a series of abnormal regulation of nerves, humoral fluids, and cytokines, and eventually leads to hypertensive heart disease characterized by left ventricular hypertrophy and dilation.

Symptoms: Hypertensive heart disease is mainly characterized by left heart insufficiency, including dyspnea, cough, sputum production, hemoptysis, fatigue, and changes in urine output, and left heart insufficiency can affect the right heart in the late stage, resulting in right heart insufficiency, manifested as digestive system discomfort, edema, and changes in urine output.

Diagnosis is based on: In the absence of antihypertensive drugs, the diagnosis of hypertensive heart disease can be made by measuring office blood pressure of 140 mmHg and diastolic blood pressure of 90 mmHg on the same day three times on the same day, accompanied by electrocardiogram or echocardiogram** manifestations of left ventricular hypertrophy, and excluding other causes, such as hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, left ventricular outflow tract obstruction, etc.

Blood pressure measurement, laboratory tests: blood count, urine test, renal function, electrolytes.

Imaging: echocardio**: left ventricular hypertrophy and dilation may be seen with decreased diastolic function.

Chest x-ray: due to the enlargement of the left ventricle, the heart shadow on the chest x-ray is enlarged to the left and downward, showing a "boot-shaped heart" change.

Special examination: ECG (Shanxing Medical Smart ECG Clothing Zehui 12-Lead Dynamic Recorder) wearable innovative ECG device, simple and comfortable to wear, easy to monitor ECG data outside the hospital, and truly achieve remote long-term ECG monitoring without leaving home.

Health tips: Because hypertensive heart disease and its high blood pressure can not only cause damage to other organs, education is very important, and patients must fully understand the harm of the disease and the value of the disease in exchange for full cooperation in the long term.

The principles of daily life are to limit salt, fat, potassium, eat more fruits and vegetables, whole grains, high-quality protein, moderate exercise, control weight, quit smoking and limit alcohol, and avoid overwork and stress.

Aggressive prevention and treatment of hypertension can reduce the incidence of hypertensive heart disease.

The heart does not hurt when it is not sick, and once the pain occurs, it means that it is sick and needs to be timed**.